Sentence examples for development and improving from inspiring English sources
Watershed management in the Ethiopian highlands therefore urgently needs improvement and conservation of their natural resource for sustainable development and improving food security.
Such reforms would help remove barriers to entry for new companies, kick-starting private sector development and improving Egypt's long-term economic prospects.
The UN Foundation's work is focused on decreasing child mortality, empowering women and girls, creating a clean energy future, protecting diverse cultures and environments, using mobile technology for development, and improving U.S.-UN relations.
In a searing report, the Government Accountability Office, an investigative arm of Congress, sharply criticized the administration for relying too heavily on Pakistan's military to achieve American counterterrorism goals, while paying only token attention to economic development and improving governance.
The bride, 29, is a manager focusing on global-disaster response at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York, working to address issues including economic development and improving primary and secondary education in Haiti.
Anne Lindsey, from the Learning and Skills Group of employers' organisation The Confederation of British Industry (CBI), says: 'Students should go to university knowing what they want to get out of their time in terms of personal development and improving their employability.' She believes that employers look for, 'intellectual, communication, interpersonal and specialist knowledge'.
This 10percentt decline in biomass use, presumably thanks to gas or electricity reaching those people, is one of the quality of life improvements that ExxonMobil cites when it connects energy use, economic development, and improved human health.
Certainly, there were a few supply-side measures designed to boost productivity, encourage research and development, and improve skills.
Mr Modi talks of replicating Gujarat's rapid growth, industrial development and improved infrastructure across India.
The proposals seek $5.9 billion to increase investment in research and development and improve education in math and science, for a total cost of $136 billion over 10 years.
