Sentence examples for development imposed on from inspiring English sources

The proper use of natural resources is one of the fundamental pillars of sustainable development imposed on modern societies.

The capture of Giggs symbolised the renewed emphasis on youth development imposed by Ferguson soon after his arrival in 1986.

Thus, a climatically controlled style of landscape development is imposed on the structurally defined surface.

Haitians do not need development programs imposed on them by expatriates.

Evolutionary developmental biologists since Von Baer (1828) have hypothesized that the process of development imposes constraints on the actions of natural selection, resulting in conserved or phylotypic stages in embryonic development (see Raff 1996).

But the reforms do solve two problems, the first being that many councils have not planned for meaningful development in their areas, and the second that development will be imposed on those areas by the Planning Inspectorate even if it is deemed inappropriate by locals.

The lack of remuneration led to barriers at other levels of the system including stunted practice development, imposing a cost barrier on patients without a medical card and creating a sense of apathy and 'bad feeling' among GPs (box 1).

"The president struggled to prevent this outrageous development, which was imposed on Cyprus via blackmail from those who are today trying to justify their decisions," Mr. Stylianides said.

Residents were concerned about the height of the three storey building, and the lack of light and privacy the development would impose on neighbours.

Where no restrictions are imposed on development of lahar hazard zones, it may be possible to discourage development through the use of various disincentives.

"We don't believe it's economically viable because of the restrictions imposed on development in the district".