Sentence examples for development mantra from inspiring English sources
Our development mantra is innovative, based on natural resources, hydropower, organic farming, ecotourism, floriculture and clean industries.
Initially, Castles (2009) used the term "migration and development mantra," which is based on Kapur's idea that remittances have become a "new development mantra" in which governments and officials believe that money sent home by migrants can be a recipe for local, regional and national development (Kapur 2003).
"While economic development is the mantra of most officials, there's a question of when does economic development end and corporate welfare begin," said Dale Craymer, the president of the Texas Taxpayers and Research Association, a group supported by business that favors incentives programs.
Be it levels of taxation, social policy or transi tion and development economics, the current mantra is "institutions matter".
In recent times of resource constraints, good governance, transparency and accountability have become the mantra of development, and consequently more attention is given to strengthening evidence-based decision-making and information systems.
Initially, it was the darling of small-scale developers, defined by the company mantra of democratising games development.
Developing the right drugs for the right patients has become a mantra of drug development.
"We don't have any investors, our mantra is keep development cycles small and cheap — get the minimal viable product out there and add to it in response to fan feedback," Scott-Slade tells TechCrunch.
As far as oil extraction industries represent an epitome of mainstream development policies and of the mantra of rapid economic growth, impacted communities would rather see oil as a 'development curse'.
It became his mantra when, as international development secretary, he was required to justify his department's ring-fenced budget at a time of cuts elsewhere in Whitehall.
