Sentence examples for development of genuine from inspiring English sources
The paper argues that top-down planning is in large part catalytic, yet at the same time can run counter to the development of genuine artistic expression.
In several respects, the development of genuine transformist theories by Buffon's successors required a much more restricted use of the possibility of spontaneous generation.
The development of genuine partnerships with herding communities is central in the proposed project.dThe Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences (QASS) recently hosted the International Symposium on the Human Dimensions of Ecological Conservation on the Tibetan Plateau, from 21 to 26 September 2011.
At the same time, Israel imposes anti-market, anti-competitive, protectionist economic policies in the West Bank and Gaza to prevent the genesis or development of genuine Palestinian industry.
The process would ultimately lead to the development of "genuine" autoantibodies by epitope spreading.
These arbitrary definitions, while practical, inevitably affect our understanding of an epilepsy syndrome and its mechanisms, which hampers the development of genuine prophylactic treatments.
In Canada Olivar Asselin (1874 1937) used the essay to advocate the development of a genuine French-Canadian literature.
"There's an opportunity for the development of a genuine civic agenda because there's nobody in Whitehall to pick up the telephone to stop you," he said.
If it goes ahead, tariffs on cars and parts will be limited to a ceiling of 5%, low enough to allow the development of a genuine pan-regional marketplace.It is this prospect that so excites the western companies.
The E.U. has long hoped that the Russian authorities would embark upon far-reaching, fundamental reforms, leading to the development of a genuine civil society and social and economic transformation.
I welcome the proposal concerning the importance of information about that continent and mutual understanding, with a view to strengthening the rule of law and involving civil society in the development of a genuine human rights structure.
