Sentence examples for development call for from inspiring English sources
Growing world population and sustainable development call for efficient and economic processes preferably with the highest possible integrated pollution control.
However, the various reports of somatic sexual dimorphisms preceding the gonadal development call for a more considered definition of sex determination [ 4].
Phase Two of the group's development calls for offering Islamic financial products developed by others to customers online, with IslamiQ.com getting a commission.
Called Champlin Woods at Winnapaug Pond, the $56.5 million development calls for 60 independent-living homes and an assisted-living facility with 178 units to be built on 38.7 acres with views of the Atlantic Ocean and Winnapaug Pond.
Take, for example, the way she dispatches Freud's injunction that appropriate sexual development calls for an evolution from clitoral to vaginal orgasm.
The clashes came as Alan Duncan, the UK minister for international development called for retailers who source garments in Bangladesh to assume responsibility for the clothes they sell "from the shop to the sewing machine".
The next phase of development calls for three high-end rental towers, plus assisted-living space for the elderly, to be built by AvalonBay Communities, a company that specializes in high-end rentals.
He reminds us that economic development calls for much more than simply the unleashing of market forces; it demands institutions capable of generating the resources, skills and relationships necessary to handle the particular economic challenges a country has to face at a particular time.
This emerging new wave of development calls for intelligent use of resources.
An international character of economy and importance of worldwide trade, which answers the demands of sustainable development, calls for the use of sustainability criteria for internationally traded products.
Sustainable dryland development calls for an understanding of the gender-based roles, relations and obstacles that rural men and women face in drylands globally (FAO 2003).
