Sentence examples for development consequences from inspiring English sources
Mary Creagh, Labour's shadow development secretary, said the report was further proof of the government's failure to address the humanitarian and development consequences of conflict.
This paper seems to imply that there's some low-hanging fruit in development – that these cash infusions might have profound development consequences, and might be underutilized as a development tool.
The issue is no longer whether the problem exists – it undeniably does, with health, economic, and development consequences – but instead what strategies are advocated to prevent the 35 million lives lost each year to NCDs, and the $47 trillion in costs projected by 2030.
This work concerns the design and safety analysis of a direct cycle gas cooled reactor and is concentrated on surge occurrence, development, consequences, and control in case of a pipe rupture.
One finger can have immediate and long term life-altering facial development consequences.
In 2010 we plan to continue broadcasting and highlighting burning issues of child development, consequences of labor migration, drinking, water shortage, sanitation, situation in schools and many others.
"If babies are exposed in the womb or shortly after birth to chemicals that interfere with brain development, the consequences last a lifetime".
One of the central themes here is the degree to which the modern fast-food business is defined by the industrialization of most of its parts, a development whose consequences Schlosser sees as almost universally negative.
During development, the consequences of administration of MA are more varied.
From an assessment of the effects of erosion, including evaluation of impacts on coastal destinations and tourism development, the consequences for global tourism business are projected.
Dr. Landrigan told New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, "If babies are exposed in the womb or shortly after birth to chemicals that interfere with brain development, the consequences last a lifetime".
