Sentence examples for development on issues from inspiring English sources
Originally, Internet governance focused narrowly on technical aspects (i.e., protocols, infrastructure) but now has evolved to include international policy development on issues such as security, stakeholder information exchange and engagement, and, crucially, finding solutions to issues arising from the misuse of the Internet [ 61].
When asked in a BBC interview for his response to the European Commission president's comments, Labour leader Ed Miliband said he thought recent developments on issues like EU membership and currency showed: "Alex Salmond's case is coming apart".
Most interventions aimed at medical students' moral development focus on issues from the medical professional practice.
He served as a member of the board of directors of AIDS Action in D.C., and in that capacity he facilitated LGBT grassroots organizing and public policy development on HIV issues, housing, health care and research.
The mid-term review makes reference to indicator development on GAD issues and gender gaps, and a planned integration of respective indicators into the country program.
As part of the partnership, SSM and UNICEF will seek to promote philanthropic or community activities, carry out research and development on related issues and disseminate and monitor child-friendly business practices.
It called for developed nations to devote 5% of expenditure on research and development to issues affecting developing countries.
A ban on FGM would be a significant development on an issue that has proved controversial and divisive in the Gambia, with some arguing that FGM is permitted in Islam, the major religion in the country.
An important assumption here is that the research advancements on digital scholarship are a crucial element to configure the ideal scenarios of professional performance and the approaches to implement professional development on the issue.
The latest development on the issue is that the European Parliament's Environment Committee has agreed to support the EC to require companies to measure the amount of "indirect land use change" (ILUC) attributed to biofuel.
