Sentence examples for drawing on development from inspiring English sources

These approaches, drawing on development and disaster literatures have an abiding interest in perceptions of risk, and vulnerabilities, in the social formations that put some at greater risk than others.

Rigorous evaluation design could draw on development evaluation efforts by organizations such as the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (http://www.3ieimpact.org) and the Network of Networks on Impact Evaluation (http://nonie2011.org/).

As well as his named 25, McCarthy will also be able to draw on his development squad, with youngsters Geoffrey Bia Mujangi, Danny Batth, Sam Winnall and Ashley Hemmings all pushing for inclusion.

Much of the discussion that follows draws on developments since the summer of 1985 at the Houston Downhole Sensors (HDS Divisionn at Schlumberger.

Mr. Pataki said the state money would come from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's five-year capital plan, which the governor has the authority to draw on for certain development projects.

Unfortunately, the evidence-base that policy makers and service providers may draw on to guide the development of more culturally salient depression treatment interventions is limited in two ways.

The board should be able to draw on information from the management development program to evaluate each manager in relation to the qualities that everyone has agreed are important for the successor CEO. Henry Wendt: I agree about the importance of a strong management development program, but I don't think that management development and succession are necessarily synonymous.

They have deep reserves of research and development to draw on in house.

Opponents, including the groups that filed last week's lawsuit, say the merger was negotiated with little transparency and is a ploy to enable the new development to draw on already depleted water sources.

Drawing on successful development by General Motors, this paper shows how this information can be collected and used to develop cannibalization incentives.

Drawing on the development of international good practice guidelines and research into noise and vibration annoyance, a number of challenges that arise in developing such a survey are addressed.