Sentence examples for development question from inspiring English sources
Ironically, until recently the service economy debate itself has developed independently of the sustainable development question [16].
The 17 goals (and 169 accompanying targets) represent the international community's response to the post-2015 development question: how to harness, and build on, the momentum established by the expiring millennium development goals (MDGs).
On one side of the waterfront development question are environmentalists who believe that the beach should be allowed to move freely and the natural shift of sand should not be steered by man-made structures.
"The development question is at the heart of tensions between countries in negotiations — it's about development pathways," said Heather Coleman, climate change policy manager at Oxfam America.
We are looking at the broader development question and development agenda and climate change could be a key part of it.
Only one development question was ranked in the top 10 develop strategies to identify preterm babies at the community level.
Emphasis has been placed upon the unique aspects of these methods; the use of a mapping workshop to identify clinical research questions, development of questions, question prioritisation and the two levels of data extraction and presentation.
That is, because the 'Rigor of Development' questions relate to the methodology of developing a CPG and thus there are optimal criteria that would be expected regardless of the content of the CPG.
The Sheffield Institute for International Development SIIDD) is leading a process collating not the 10 or so most important development objectives, but the 100 most important international development questions.
Jeffrey Freireich, vice chairman and managing partner of the Florham Park-based Kushner Companies, sees development questions from two perspectives, since he does double duty as a citizen member of the Livingston planning board.
The exercise was part of an effort by Professor Dahan and colleagues at M.I.T. to prove that simulated trading could answer that most basic of all product development questions: What do consumers want?
