Sentence examples for development of members from inspiring English sources
Islāmic Development Bank, Arabic Al-bank Al-islāmī Lil-istithmār, Muslim bank directed toward financing the economic and social development of members in accordance with the principles of the Sharīʿah (Islāmic sacred law).
Three main capacities of the staff will be of critical importance in the future: capacity development of members, advocacy and policy work and donor communication and fundraising.
The accepted molecular mechanism behind the side effect is an impairment of the angiogenic process responsible for the development of members, affecting in particular the limbs (Therapontos et al., 2009).
The root system development of members of the grass family differs in overall architecture and in the anatomy of individual roots [ 33], which could result in volatile effects that are different from those known with A. thaliana (Monocots vs Dicots, respectively).
World Bank, in full World Bank Group, international organization affiliated with the United Nations (UN) and designed to finance projects that enhance the economic development of member states.
It is a unique regional cooperation initiative whose success will lead the way in Central Asia for regional cooperation in all important areas of economic and social development of member countries.
Melk turned over day-to-day operations to Futterman in 1997, but not before instituting eclectic project teams for product development, consisting of members from every department.
The confirmation of the rumors is surely a disheartening development for members of the opposition, mirroring the loss of interest in street politics more broadly.
"Unions are becoming more and more involved in the personal development of their members," Mr. Goldberg said.
Relatively little is understood about the historical development of individual members of Manchu-Tungus or the relationships among them.
Chetna Organic Cotton Farmers association, for example, works through a cooperative model – investing money into long-term capacity development of its members.
