Sentence examples for development referred to from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we look at the uptake of evidence in policy development, referred to as knowledge translation (KT), with specific reference to the abolition of user fees for health care in public facilities in Uganda.
Closely related to these shifts is the intertwining issue of learners' identity development referred to as becoming.
The design thinking approach to new product development referred to above emphasizes the importance of in-depth consumer understanding through deep empathy and provides a structured approach to uncovering latent consumer needs and new product development (Design Council of UK, 2005; Kamrani and Vijayan, 2006; Brown, 2008; Martin, 2009).
Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann, RHR's director of organization development, referred to the example set by the American civil rights leader Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, who participated in civil rights demonstrations with Rev.
Belgian Blue Cattle (BBC) are famous for their exceptional muscular development referred to as "double-muscling".
A CD diet supplemented with ethionine was then introduced as a model for stronger NASH development (referred to as the CDE model).
The commercial strip development refers to the commercial activity developed along the main road such as shops, retail stores, fast food services, gas stations, etc.
Test development refers to the science and art of developing tests as valid measures of the intended construct.
Sustainable development refers to various global problems such as economic development in developing countries, cross-border environmental problems, resource constraints, and economic disparity between developed and developing countries.
"We expect to lose hundreds of them," said Michael J. Olivier, the state secretary of economic development, referring to the city's small businesses.
"I just don't get that," said Robert C. Lieber, the deputy mayor for economic development, referring to the opposition to foreign investments in New York banks.
