Sentence examples for development of a fair from inspiring English sources

The creation of a transparent market for guanaco fibre and it's by-products remains as a challenge, as well as the development of a Fair Trade scheme and the diversification of products and markets.

Results indicate that SEA guidelines should cover a minimum number of relevant issues, including early integration of SEA in the planning and programming processes, development of a fair and inclusive consultation, the construction of credible alternatives, and monitoring strategies.

In addition, do pre-digital era antitrust doctrines hinder the development of a fair, robust capitalism in our age?

The development of a fair, affordable and sustainable system of social health insurance represents a major challenge for health systems reformers.

This pattern appears to result from expansion of midfrontal association cortex because in humans, 'the greater part of the midfrontal appears … to be a new sulcus accompanying the expansion of the frontal association area' and 'its degree of development shows a fair correlation with the development of the frontal lobe as a whole' (Connolly, 1950, p. 197).

Additionally, the importance of having a project focal person and the Action Research Team dedicated to the development and implementation of a fair and explicit approach to priority setting became evident in the district.

"Football brings us a promise of development, a fairer distribution of income, a window of social inclusion, a process of widening the GDP, of sport creating income, jobs and taxes, of upgrading Brazilian society through football," he said.

He also felt the episode "offers a healthy mix of plot and character development with a fair share of revelations thrown in for good measure".

Specifically, we recommend FMNCH stakeholder's engagement in the priority setting process, training and availing the technical and supervisory support to priority setting teams, improvement in the use of FMNCH information and planning tools; and development of an efficient and fair priority setting process/framework.

When is the government going to leave us alone?" The Judge Hoping to Avoid Another AT&T As the state and federal governments were preparing to file their suits, Judge Jackson recalled last month, he watched these developments with "a fair amount of trepidation".

Thus, a lot of effort has been put up lately towards the development of practical, fair exchange protocols.