Sentence examples for development respect from inspiring English sources
"That is what we want to instill on the kids: discipline, development, respect and also a chance to vent some of their frustrations".
Hiring former prisoners who have turned their lives around, and getting them to work with those recently released creates an opportunity for change, professional development, respect for new norms and ways of making a living.
Turning the world on its axis towards a decarbonized economy and a new type of development respecting natural and human capital.
"The sound barrier follows all regulated rules and regulations by the county and our entire team remains committed to ensuring that any development respects the local landscape and environment and is considerate of neighbors".
Although the data show quite dispersed, the correlation coefficients are not particularly high; developments respect the classical parabolic relationship (vertical axis) of these experimental relations.
It is essential to study the strength development with respect to various parameters for the analysis and for developing a model to re-proportion the materials required.
This paper shows that the key to developing new living landscapes lies in a participatory process of landscape development with respect for their inherent values.
In this study, our primary focus is developing a flow cytometry-based strategy to address adaptive evolution and strains development with respect to high lipid accumulation.
These criteria cover poverty reduction and the millennium development goals, respect for human rights, good governance, transparency and accountability.
But there's a contemporary development with respect to volume, in the dual sense of quantity and loudness.
The four partnership principles, which recipient countries must share in order to receive budget support – aid given directly to governments – cover poverty reduction and the millennium development goals, respect for human rights, good governance, transparency and accountability to citizens.
