Sentence examples for development ideology from inspiring English sources
Another major fundament is a development ideology—"the ideological underpinnings of the state should be developmental" (Mkandawire, 1998:2).
Also, a development ideology was developed that prioritized human development as a national project.
Operationally, the Singaporean authoritarian developmental state had several major features: It had a development ideology.
Like all developmental states, it has a development ideology that provides the compass for navigating the development terrain.
Importantly, the state's modus operandi should be framed by a "development ideology" that prioritizes socio-economic development, and the resulting transformation of the lives of citizens.
The first one concerns the fundaments of the democratic developmental state: a vision, dedicated and committed leadership, a development ideology, autonomy, embeddedness, hegemony, the funding of development, and the importance of state capacity.
The column's main drive is attacking the alternative lifestyle that many crusties pursue, eschewing capitalism and modernity, in favour of spiritual development — ideologies articulated and honed over rollies at illegal forest raves, and dub festivals in the Counties.
Calling for the development of ideology that "undermines [and] subverts" extremism, Welby said that religious leaders had to drop the "dishonest" pretence that all faiths are the same and instead reconcile to "honestly-held differences".
It is unfortunate that we seem to have reached a stage in our political development where ideology counts for more than honesty, where political victory is more important than integrity and where the willingness to be accountable for one's actions is considered a character flaw.
Kondapalli's prediction is that, for at least the first years of his term in power, Modi will put development before ideology but warns, as others warn of Pakistan, that the big test will come when India is seen to be provoked.
The Active Beautiful Clean ABCC) Waters Program was implemented in 2006 as part of Singapore's stormwater management strategy and reflects the country's move towards Water Sensitive Urbanism through the adoption of Low-Impact Development (LID) ideology and practices.
