Sentence examples for development promoting from inspiring English sources
It has contributed $200 million to Afghanistan's development, promoting trade with it and still sheltering its three million refugees.
The global community is offered an exceptional opportunity in Habitat III to rethink approaches to urbanization, and decide on a New Urban Agenda, in which governments can build a new model of urban development, promoting equity, welfare and shared prosperity.
One development promoting discussion was the newsletter Hortax News which was superseded in February 2006 by the first issue of Hanburyana, a journal produced by the Royal Horticultural Society in London and dedicated to horticultural taxonomy.
The good news is that around the world there are climate heroes, those doing what they can -- putting up solar panels, standing in the way of tar sands development, promoting green jobs, cutting their own household carbon footprints and promoting wind power instead of mountaintop removal.
Lastly, in addition to endogenous ROS due to cell respiration, environmental stressors such as some pollutants, ultraviolet-light or radiation [2], [61] could act during development, promoting oxidative stress and shaping the expression of signals.
A major role of chemokines is to guide the migration of cells but they also have roles in development, promoting angiogenesis and tracking cells to tissues that provide specific signals critical for cellular maturation.
In other words, basin development promoted modernization and regional development.
Agile methods for software development promote iterative design and implementation.
Through the survey of patent applications, this paper demonstrates the technological development promoted by PRI.
The sheer impact of people, socio-economic activities and urban development promotes the essential conditions for urban growth.
The authors hypothesized that dynamic changes in sterol composition during parasite development promotes the differentiation of procyclic to metacyclic promastigotes (metacyclogenesis).
