Sentence examples for development equality from inspiring English sources

What people want from Europe is liberation from oppressive American imperialism, to drive back much more aggressively the rule of unilateralism, to develop a wide-ranging strategy of conflict prevention by meeting the needs of development, equality and dignity of the people of the south.

Regardless of the levels of income, there appears to be an inverse relationship between the tendency toward starting an entrepreneurial venture and gender development equality.

The results indicate that in countries with higher level of income (higher degrees of gender parity), the tendency towards starting an entrepreneurial venture diminishes due to the inverse relationship between early-stage entrepreneurial activity and gender development equality.

The societal needs innovation is expected to take account of are "expressed in the Treaty on European Union", as sustainable development, equality, quality of life (van den Hoven et al. 2013, 58).

While they appear to be randomized blips on a map, this growing trend of unrest is actually a part of an ever-connected global movement for truly people-powered, open societies that, if successful, can shift not just geopolitics but our fundamental ability to achieve human rights, development, equality, and prosperity in every community around the world.

I offer a vision for the City where the arts and culture are not viewed in isolation but as being reciprocally linked with society, and where they can be included as solutions for other priority issues -- for instance, jobs and economic development, equality for all, safety, sustainability and resilience.

Louise Englefield is the director of Pride Sports, a social enterprise that supports LGBT sports development and equality.

Awards carrying $50,000 stipends were given in five categories: health, education, environment, economic development and equality.

The international development (gender equality) bill, proposed by the Conservative MP for Stone, Bill Cash, requires royal ascent before becoming law, which is considered a formality.

The professional development for equality and diversity leads programme will become a permanent feature of the academy's learning and development portfolio, according to Yvonne Coghill, the academy's senior programme lead for inclusion.

Campaigners are confident the international development (gender equality) bill, proposed by Conservative MP for Stone, Bill Cash, and supported by the international development secretary, Justine Greening, will on Friday be voted through to its final stage in the House of Commons and proceed to the House of Lords for consideration.