Sentence examples for developments in the donor from inspiring English sources

Some developments in the donor segment point to significant changes.

'All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten.' Nowhere does this represent itself more acutely than in international development in the way donors, governments, and citizens work with one another – or often don't.

Renal transplantation may be complicated further by the resumption of frequent painful episodes, possibly due to an increase in whole blood viscosity that accompanies higher posttransplantation hematocrit levels [ 82]; posttransplantation renal allograft thrombosis and infarction [ 83]; and the development of sickle cell nephropathy in the donor kidney [ 84].

There have also been recent developments in the health sector with key donors opting to provide budgetary support under the multi-donor budget support (MDBS) initiative rather than sector specific support as was the case when this study was conducted.

In requiring environmentally dependent development programmes the donor agencies must demonstrate their own commitment to minimizing of global gas emissions.

Financial assistance to support such national health programmes came from a substantial increase in development assistance in the late 1990s, donor support targeted to maternal and child health and increased government spending on public health.

"On the other hand, there are still a lot of people in the development community and the donor community that live under the assumption that the poor are uninsurable".

In the donor countries, short-term and shifting funding priorities for emergency and development assistance make long-term planning by donor agencies and NGOs difficult.

The recipient showed normal development in contrast to the donor twin.

Genes involved in cell morphology, cell development, and metabolism were over expressed in donor cells and in cloned embryos when compared to IVF, suggesting that they were not properly silenced in the donor nucleus.

That was a reference to developments in January, when donors pledged $1.5 billion in assistance to U.N. humanitarian agencies, with $519 million being requested for humanitarian aid to those inside the country.