Sentence examples for development trade from inspiring English sources

COMESA has launched an initiative to promote regional cooperation in energy development, trade and capacity building and had developed a baseline renewable energy database for the region.

This chapter is based on a paper by Paul Dorosh, Trade and related economic reforms in Asian countries - what were the impacts of actual policy changes on agricultural development, trade and food security?

The role of institutional development, trade and imperialism, agricultural improvements, and industrialization.

Sister cities have engaged in exchanges involving health care, environment, arts, education, economic development, trade, public safety and youth issues.

The new multilateralism will need to connect, for example, growth, development, trade, energy and climate change.

Try to imagine reviving the West Side without a modern, functional station to spur development, trade and tourism -- it can't be done.

During development, trade-offs are made in performance attributes; unforeseen technical, manufacturing, or systems problems arise; and features are modified.

The governance of both scales of mining would benefit from a 'landscapes approach' to negotiating conservation and development trade-offs.

Chapman, A., Darby, S. E., Hông, H. M., Tompkins, E. L. & Van, T. P. D. Adaptation and development trade-offs: fluvial sediment deposition and the sustainability of rice-cropping in the An Giang Province, Mekong Delta.

To facilitate the transition to restoring and creating wetland as opposed to destroying them, nonmarket valuation should also focus on assessing alternative wetland landscape use scenarios and their impacts on conservation versus development trade-offs as well as wetland restoration and creation priorities.

He cited amateur and pro scouting, player development, trades and free agency as areas in which Ricciardi would contribute.