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Sub-Sahara Africa countries and other developing nations are facing challenges of development, which can be directly linked to the means and methods of energy generation and its use.
This paper develops a methodology of proper scale analysis for regional industry development, which can be used in industry planning with the consideration of regional resource capacities.
And they can also be contributors to infrastructure development, which can spur further economic activity.
We're usually communicating artworks that are still in development, which can also be tricky.
They also often have poor pelvic development, which can lead to complications and obstructed delivery, Ms. Lane said.
Common's albums are sometimes hindered by his infatuation with the genre's history and development, which can easily turn into didacticism.
The trouble is the conference's subject, sustainable development, which can mean almost anything and therefore means practically nothing.
The evidence is that what the parent is doing is investing in a child's development, which can save the state significant amounts of money at a later stage.
She ran on a platform of controlled development, which can be a fancy way of saying we'll outlaw anything in your neighborhood with a turret.
Jeanne Salvatore, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute in Manhattan, said that even though flood-plain maps are redrawn periodically, they don't always reflect changes in runoff patterns caused by development — which can cause flooding in areas not previously considered high-risk.
"From our point of view, the agreed-upon deal is not the final objective but a development which can and should be the basis of further achievements to come," he said, at the opening of the U.N. General Assembly, on Monday.
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