Sentence examples for development and the interests from inspiring English sources

Later, John's development and the interests of the rest of the family may be best served if John does not live at home.

A professor of forestry, environment minister Szyszko, is openly disdainful of environmental campaigners and mainstream ecologists, espousing an environmental philosophy that critics describe as geared towards sacrificing Poland's natural resources for the sake of economic development and the financial interests of foresters.

The tragedy is Better Place delivered on the most novel aspects of its business model, succeeding in both technology development and aligning the interests of the critical actors in the electric-car ecosystem.

Child care, for example, is often seen as the sole responsibility of the mother, and there is a perceived conflict between a woman's right to personal development and the best interests of her child.

We can help young people understand that time is sure to bring new leaders with more enlightened ideas about the importance of diplomacy and development to the interests and values of the American people.

In retrospect we can see Leśniewski's obsession with the fine detail of axiomatics and his rejection of semantics as conditioned by his own idiosyncratic development and the predominant research interests of the 1910s and 1920s.

Will these experts in housing and urban development serve the interests of the majority of Egyptians living in cities? Or will they continue to serve the interests of a particular network of political and financial power?

After signing on to the Shell plan, the British government notified the other European governments with oil development and other interests in the North Sea.

I suspect that Mr. Cannuscio's protestations are more tied to support for development and business interests than concern for the average person's quest for the enjoyment the East End used to offer.

Gore's Interior choice to tiptoe between development and environmental interests could be the New Mexico Representative Tom Udall Steww's son and Mo's nephew) or Washington's governor, Gary Locke, a Chinese-American.

Perhaps an even clearer symbol of the realignment between development and national interest is the decision to increase substantially the share of aid spent by government departments other than DfID.