Sentence examples for development of a vibrant from inspiring English sources

The development of a vibrant museums sector has been one of the great British success stories of recent decades.

She said NES is equally enthusiastic about the development of a vibrant, interdisciplinary program of Iranian studies at UC Berkeley.

Since then Seet has secured a commitment from the 2011 coalition of Fine Gael and Labour to "promote the development of a vibrant and effective social enterprise sector" in its programme for government.

The consistency and quality that builds trust with consumers is not part of the Chinese management style.The development of a vibrant private sector has been China's greatest commercial achievement since opening itself up in 1978.

While several marinas have been developed along the country's eastern coast in the past five years, Chinese coastal waters are still strictly regulated, and import duties of 43 percent have dampened the development of a vibrant yachting culture.

The neoliberals in some ways tend to echo Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, though some also share the antidemocratic tendencies of Augusto Pinochet, the Chilean dictator who governed with an iron fist but also pushed the development of a vibrant market economy in the 1970's and 80's.

Speaking in support of the settlement, Lateef Mtima, director of the Institute of Intellectual Property and Social Justice at Howard University, said the settlement would aid in the "development of a thriving, vibrant culture".

"This programme would also strengthen communities through building links between schools, churches and credit unions, and is part of the Church of England's broader initiative to support the development of a larger, vibrant and more sustainable community finance sector in this country".

An even better example, which may also be apocryphal: The government wanted to encourage the development of a more vibrant artistic culture, and a study revealed that societies with more open gay and lesbian populations had more artistic achievements.

The other path, on which the ACA is a partial corrective, is likely to prompt the development of a more vibrant middle class, a greater degree of structural parity and a healthier, happier and more productive population.

SSNs can serve as a vehicle of political co-optation of independent NGOs and community organizations or alternatively as the basis for the development of a more vibrant and potentially independent civil society.