Sentence examples for development imposes from inspiring English sources

But unrestricted development imposes large costs in the form of traffic congestion, pollution, and, as we've just seen, vulnerability to disaster.

The industrial development imposes the use of five continuous axis kinematics to perform complex parts that require new tuning methodology processes for this type of machines.

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).

In 1990, 12 member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development imposed some form of wealth tax.

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

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

"They are often not enablers of development, imposing standards set in Europe or the US and making it harder for energy projects to get started".

They can expand the parameters of their lives, removing the obstacles to personal and community development imposed by a bitter legacy, by accepting the challenge to support a more tolerant and open society.

The social cohesion problems that Europe is suffering now are not the fault of migrants, but the result of the model of development imposed by the north, which destroys the planet and dismembers human societies.

Whatever the complex roots of the dispute, Bougainville took the confrontation to the point of violence in 1975, the year of Papua New Guinean independence, and won at the bargaining table the right to a strong, locally elected provincial government and the important power to veto unwanted development imposed from outside.

What kind of policy requirements would this development impose?