Sentence examples for development in tune from inspiring English sources

Her emphasis on "concrete and current" (roads and electricity) development, in tune with the structural adjustment programmes enforced by the US at the expense of social welfare and jobs, diminished her popularity.

Most fringe watchers agree that the advent of the Free fringe (and its imitators) has been a welcome development, in tune with what we all want the fringe to be.

A key starting point is to ensure that each country's policies for financial sector development are in tune with its climate plans (known in UN language as the 'nationally determined contributions').

To date, however, there has been minimal development in either tuning tools or techniques that can analytically aid the designer in achieving the desired response characteristics.

By allowing local citizens to be investors in real estate projects, development could more in tune with a neighborhood's needs.

Since the Sultanate adopted Omanization as a national strategy governing all sectors of the economy, including the health sector, health workforce development had to be undertaken in tune with health sector development.

One response to these changes has been to clarify the relationship between university education and graduate skills, which has led to a competence-based model for curriculum development in universities: the Tuning Project.

And so the 'Ara in development' tune looks set to sound on.

He was guided by his view of natural law, and argued that the general ideas of America's founding documents, as part of the history of Western democracy and republicanism, pointed toward an interpretation of the U.S. Constitution as an evolving document that could potentially be in tune with civilizational development.

Advocates' use of arguments to reframe contraceptive services as non-radical and in tune with national development goals and prevailing gender norms can be seen as a useful strategy for increasing recognition of the importance of these services and tackling sources of scepticism about them (Schön and Rein 1991; Joachim 2003).

Previous studies of designers however, suggest that designers are not particularly in tune with new developments in design.