Sentence examples for development an end from inspiring English sources

In the wake of driving the Israelis out of South Lebanon, Hezbollah has turned its focus inward to satisfy what it knows its constituency now wants most -- jobs, better schools, development, an end to corruption and integration with global trends, not more war.

In his long first speech after being sworn in as the new Afghan president, Ashraf Ghani promised reform, development, an end to poverty, measures against corruption, and a clean-up of the judiciary.

CHICAGO — Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Wednesday proposed a spending plan for his city next year that is full of nips and tucks: a 75-cent per pack increase in the cigarette tax, higher zoning permit fees for big developments, an end to some retirees' health insurance subsidies and a rolling hiring freeze.

The only way out of the Development Trap, and the only route to sustainable development and an end to pervasive energy poverty is to make clean energy cheap.

In the poorest countries, especially in Africa, development assistance is essential for supporting health, education, and the creation of livelihoods – without which human development and an end to poverty cannot be achieved.

A musical form was "teleological" if it followed a purposeful development toward an end.

And many passengers will cheer the development as an end to Web withdrawal.

What it hasn't delivered has been stable government and development or an end to corruption.

A retained commitment to national targets and regional planning on the one hand, a new commitment to local-led development and an end to targets on the other.

"We become so focused on becoming leaders that we see that development as an end in itself and therefore become less eager to truly get behind something and have a purposive direction in which to lead".

The implicit assumption of a steady "set of actors" -all those who have a stake in the decision-making process- to be brought to the table in order to include them in an open dialogue, is the reason of many failures due to the difficulty of holding together a "process" with a beginning, a development and an end.