Sentence examples similar to development pursuit from inspiring English sources

South Africa is a good example of a country that has been consistent in efforts to embrace these initiatives in their development pursuits.

This research is principally motivated by the historical development of pursuit problems found in the mathematics and science literature, which dates as far back as 1732 and yet continues to be of current interest.

Rather than try to match that pace of expansion, Mr Hu promised a more balanced path of development in pursuit of a more "harmonious" society.As it turned out, growth was even faster under Mr Hu, at 10.7%, than it had been under his predecessors.

"This is a welcome development in pursuit of obtaining maximum justice for the relatives of Kingsmill," he said.

UNICEF's development and pursuit of a Child Friendly Movement (CFM) promoted a more holistic and sustainable approach that addressed children's needs in local, regional, and national contexts.

The ACGH will aim to meet a number of goals including a high level global health research dissemination, education, career development, and pursuit of partnerships with like-minded organizations.

Further understanding of these mechanistic links may serve to better inform clinical decision-making by refining risk prediction and providing the pathophysiological rationale for the use and further study of existing therapeutic options and may accelerate new drug development in pursuit of novel specific targets for pharmacological intervention.

Georgia's government has recently promoted flagship urban development projects in pursuit of making Tbilisi as a modern globalizing metropolis.

Particularly at the beginning, Griffin said, he believed that he was merely supporting Pakistan's industrial development and peaceful pursuit of nuclear energy — goals that he endorsed.

INDEED, drug makers justify their large profit margins on patented medications by pointing to the billions they invest each year in research and development, often in pursuit of drug targets that do not pan out.

In a new report published as part of the Bellagio Initiative (a Rockefeller Foundation-funded scheme looking at the future of philanthropy and international development in the pursuit of human wellbeing), I argue that an "ecosystem" of different foundations and funding styles will meet future challenges much more effectively than a "monoculture".