Sentence examples for development realisation from inspiring English sources

The System Reliability (SR) efforts initiated at the start of the projects continue during the entire life cycle of the project encompassing design, development, realisation, assembly, testing and integration and during launch.

An element was defined as an activity focusing on the development (realisation, improvement, innovation of sustainability) of integrated care [ 10, 11].

Over recent years the concept has enjoyed renewed enthusiasm, partly because of our growing understanding of the nature of somatic stem cells, but also because of a growing realisation that the development of strategies that target cancer stem cells may offer considerable advantages over conventional approaches.

But there is a growing realisation that developing countries with high burdens of HIV need to invest in research and development in order to make sure new treatment and prevention mechanisms match their needs.

And there is a growing realisation that recent developments are reversing earlier gains, and that - with only three and a half years before coalition forces withdraw - time is now running out.

There's also growing realisation that the mobiles-for-development (M4D) community in particular needs to get a better understanding of the impact of their work, something that continues to remain elusive for many.

That's precisely why the Global Partnership for Education GPEE) is playing a central role in the development and realisation of the new education crisis fund.

Google is very far from anything like a crisis but it has been slowly undermined by Facebook's audacious and rapid development, the realisation of Zuckerberg's plan to reconfigure the web through social navigation and Facebook's exploitation of its popularity to recruit some of Google's hottest talent.

Several of the definitions of spirituality we referred to earlier contain core elements of self-fulfilment and development; the realisation of a more complete person.

o Increasing the motivation to participate and actual participation of all interested groups, particularly children in the development and realisation of prevention and intervention activities that bring positive school change.

There has been an increased global realisation for development cooperation, and thus south-south cooperation initiatives which incorporates inclusive partnerships, sectoral-approach and multi-stakeholder orientation also intensified.