Sentence examples for development reiterating from inspiring English sources

The Australian department of foreign affairs would not comment on the development, reiterating its earlier statement that its Bangkok embassy officials were in "direct contact" with Thai authorities, but it could not comment further due to privacy.

At the 2012 Rio+20 meetings, political leaders acknowledged the mounting challenges to sustainable development, reiterating that many of the world's poor depend on rapidly disappearing and fragile biodiverse ecosystems.

Sir Trevor Brooking, the FA's director of football development, reiterated that the focus at St George's Park should be on improving English players in their early years.

The Government of India has, after examination of various options for green growth, reiterated the importance of accelerated development of nuclear energy along with other clean energy technologies.

On 22 February Iran's top military man, Quds commander Ghasem Soleimani spoke in praise of Larijani, calling him an influential person when it comes to "regional developments," and reiterating Larijani's longtime support of "revolutionary movements".

Thus its development would reiterate its evolutionary history — ontogeny recapitulating phylogeny.

John C. Whitehead, the chairman of the development corporation, reiterated its commitment to a cultural center at the trade center site -- a plan criticized by some victims' relatives as inappropriate.

Dr. Abebe encouraged farmers to actively participate in this innovative PPP in a win-win situation to enhance the rice value chain development, and reiterated FAO's commitment to provide technical support and advice throughout the duration of the project which is a period of two years.

Research to achieve these outcomes continues to encounter major challenges; however recent developments have reiterated the potential of chromosome-based vectors for therapeutic gene delivery.

"In light of recent developments, we reiterate our determination to use all policy tools – monetary, fiscal and structural – individually and collectively to achieve our goal of strong, sustainable, balanced and inclusive growth".

Building on principles laid down in Johannesburg in August at the United Nations World Summit on Sustainable Development, the declaration reiterated that economic and social development and the eradication of poverty are the priorities of developing countries.