Sentence examples for development tackling from inspiring English sources

Examples include social inclusion, improving health, rural development, tackling drugs, the New Deal and sustainable development".[ 14] This is also sometimes referred to as "joined-up" policy.

Another technological development tackles the problem of leaking pipes.

Sustainable development tackles affluence and excess, not just poverty, and it is the high-income countries that most need to alter their resource use (with a gradually increasing burden of responsibility on middle-income countries, especially the largest ones).

Computer scientists at the time were more interested in fields like numerical analysis, physics and system programming than the commercial file-processing problems which COBOL development tackled.

What examples have you seen of interesting development projects tackling issues that affect teenagers?

Mr. White first took office in 1991, and as councilman he made economic development and tackling substance abuse two of his primary causes.

For Britain to play a leading role in the world – in trade, development and tackling climate change – means ensuring that we remain at the heart of Europe, not prevaricating about whether Labour will vote yes in the upcoming EU referendum.

The Treasury and Department for International Development said the new aid priorities were "strengthening global peace, security and governance"; strengthening the response to crises, with "more support for ongoing crises including that in Syria and other countries in the Middle East and North Africa region"; promoting economic development and tackling extreme poverty.

She did say HTC has spent "years" on wearable development and tackling technical challenges such as ensuring a smartwatch has long enough battery life to be useful.

In August 2009 and April 2010, the China Development Research Foundation (CDRF) officially launched the Project Equal Start: Program of Early Childhood Development in Poor Rural Areas in Qinghai Province and Yunnan Province, which aims at enhancing early childhood development and tackling poverty in poor rural areas.

Conceptualizing and addressing the role of structural drivers of diet-related health outcomes, including trade and investment policy, is an important development in tackling the complexity of the problem.