Sentence examples for development contribution from inspiring English sources

Based on the two dimensions of entrepreneurial growth intentions and innovation novelty, I have developed a typology of new entrepreneurial firms classified by their possible path development contribution.

Gibson and McKenzie (2011) suggest that the New Zealand RSE can make a meaningful development contribution to Pacific Island nations.

In the evaluation phase, winning bidders are selected from the shortlist according to rigorous assessment of technical specifications, the financial bid (including both financing and the proposed PPA) and local economic development contribution, which for recent projects was a 30% local content requirement based on plant capital cost.

Its major development contribution is cited as support to the Global Fund (WHO-GHD), but this support compares poorly to other countries claiming alignment with the 'health is global' concept [ 45, 46].

AFGHANISTAN, PAKISTAN and INDIA 12. (C) Burns opened the discussion on Afghanistan with praise for Turkey's military, training and development contributions there.

But the unit's success is measured by more specific benchmarks, like whether the development center churns out enough leading-edge technology that the royalties, licensing and outside joint development contributions more than cover the center's costs.

Recognizing India's significant economic and development contributions, the United States has called on New Delhi to play an important role in the new Silk Road initiative aimed at transforming Afghanistan into a regional trade hub.

This may constitute a competitive advantage for showcasing development contributions carried out by a particular research group or institution.

PathCase-SB derives from PathCase, and the authors acknowledge the PathCase design and development contributions of many (more than 30) graduate students, including Mustafa Kirac (original designer and coder of Graph Viewer), Brendan Elliott (all parts of PathCase, from which PathCase-SB has evolved) and many others.

The first table shows the amount of money (in dollars) that PDVSA, the state oil firm, paid out in income taxes, production royalties and social-development contributions in the six years between 2007 and 2012.

TJMV/JWJL/AJPS-contribution to study and intervention development and contribution to protocol publication.