Sentence examples for development rhetoric from inspiring English sources
David Cameron conveniently sums up all the development rhetoric that came before with the mother of all buzzwords – "the golden thread".
A case in point is the land grab by Indian corporations in Ethiopia, facilitated by the governments of both countries, which use development rhetoric while further marginalising the indigenous communities that bear the pain of the resulting social, economic and environmental devastation.
And it seems that many have dismissed it as guru or development rhetoric.
Despite all the pro-development rhetoric, Europe has the same self-interested, mercantilist view of the world as does the US.
Gregory (1916) published Discovery, in which he praised Huxley as a "warrior of science" (p. 10), and emphasized the importance of science for general education in promoting human development using rhetoric reminiscent of Huxley's (1895).
In the fifth century BCE, the development of rhetoric proceeded hand in hand with the growth of democracy both on Sicily and at Athens.
These conclusions confirm recent work that reinterprets the early development of rhetoric in Classical Greece and offer fresh perspectives on the debate over the role of comedy in early Greek democracy.
Another important development was the rhetoric of the movement known as the Second Sophistic, which belongs mainly to the 2nd century ce.
Although the formation of local growth coalition acknowledges the role of private developers and villagers, a counterpart emerged in which the development became a political rhetoric for achieving recentralized land governance.
