Sentence examples for development of productive from inspiring English sources
But Jiang's July 1st speech did not explicitly outline this invitation, and for the millions of Chinese who are forced to study the "Three Represents" in their work units the twenty-thousand-word-speech is an exercise in tautology: "All relations of production and superstructures, regardless of their nature, develop with the development of productive forces...
But Jiang's July 1st speech did not explicitly outline this invitation, and for the millions of Chinese who are forced to study the "Three Represents" in their work units the twenty-thousand-word-speech is an exercise in tautology: "All relations of production and superstructures, regardless of their nature, develop with the development of productive forces..
Further, Althusser specifies that the development of productive practices within a specific mode of production is often "uneven" in addition to possibly being antagonistic.
"We have said over and over again that Colombian subversives are preventing the adequate development of productive forces".
Such weak economic growth is a serious obstacle to generating and mobilising domestic resources for structural transformation and investment in the development of productive capacities".
"Mao had an excessive belief in class struggle, and that became an obstacle to the development of productive forces," Mr. He said.
We argue that, at the beginning of the 1990s, a co-occurrence of factors (renewed access to territory, military demobilization and increased access to cash through pensions, remittances and aid) created conditions for the re-development of productive activities, trade and the emergence of an informal economy in the camps themselves.
Could it be that this common view about cattle in the Amazon is too pessimistic and that new production technologies, infrastructure improvements and shifting markets have overcome production problems, thereby aiding the development of a productive and sustainable industry (Faminow, 1997, 1998; Mattos and Uhl, 1994)?
The future of industrial biotechnology requires efficient development of highly productive and robust strains of microorganisms.
Interactions between the development of the productive forces and the socialisation of capital ownership jointly impact on these signatures, such that profit calculations are historically contingent.
