Sentence examples for development and modernization from inspiring English sources
Russia needs development and modernization to become a leader in an interdependent world.
Oller also painted lovely Puerto Rican landscapes, though he focused on scenes of the island's agriculture, development and modernization.
But most important was the momentum for development and modernization in the remote regions inhabited by minority peoples.
Later writers, such as the Australian economist Colin Clark, have stressed the dominance of different sectors of an economy at different stages of its development and modernization.
As has been the case with most African countries, economic development and modernization have been enormous tasks that have been impeded by the country's political instability.
Smart grids play an important role in the development and modernization of the electric power system.
Instead, it is focusing in its economic development and its modernization.
Over all, the paper suggested that China should be satisfied with its strategic position and offered a congratulatory note, saying that China "has seized and made the most of this important period of strategic opportunities for its development, and its modernization achievements have captured world attention".
Through exploration of 'net positive' or 'regenerative' development lenses and the traditional sustainability literature, the conceptualization and approaches to achieve sustainable development and ecological modernization are expanded to articulate and to explore the evolving sustainability discourse, 'regenerative sustainability'.
The collective said it wants to set aside the publication's "incredible financial reserves… to ensure the sustainability of the magazine for the next 10, 20 or 30 years, using profits to strengthen the publication, clear its debts, and [underwrite] development and necessary modernization".
As expansion and modernization progress, this development moves from the traditional village model that operates not far from resource sustainability to increasingly unsustainable patterns of commerce, urban development, and modern life.
