Sentence examples for economic development boards from inspiring English sources

Just as governors have long promoted trade to build their state's economies, the nation's mayors and regional economic development boards are playing a more active role in the global economy.

Perhaps the greatest positive force to appear in some time are the Indian tribal councils and economic development boards, many of which support the arts in their own areas, not only to augment income but also out of an awareness of the cultural value of those arts.

The ERC-RMB conducts transformational biomedical implant technologies for the economic impact and global leadership of the nation through national/international team of collaborators (scientists, clinicians), industries and economic development boards.

Lawmakers, not the governor, would control the majority of appointments on an economic development board.

Shaikh Mohammed bin Essa Al-Khalifa, the chief executive of the Bahrain economic development board, said: "Bahrain is making significant strides in resolving issues that emerged in February and March.

Many other public relations staff were hosted on other tables, including a partner at Bell Pottinger, a communications and lobbying firm, which represents Bahrain's economic development board.

For example, all exhibits at Gillman Barracks must be approved before display by Dr. Eugene Tan, program director at the economic development board.

Its economic development board and housing development board, in particular, have been able to leverage the scale of large public institutions to create effective systems at a citywide scale.

"It's all anyone's talking about," said Sheik Mohammed bin Essa al-Khalifa of Bahrain, who leads the nation's economic development board and participated in many of the discussions.

"If he's been putting on a show for us, it's the greatest show on earth," said Mr. Thomas, who runs the city's only black-owned pharmacy and who served with Mr. Pickering on the local economic development board in the 1980's.

Spurred by the national Chamber of Commerce, local business leaders hold regular meetings with Jacksonville's port authorities and the city's economic development board to plot ways of persuading the city's representatives in the House, Ms. Brown and Tillie K. Fowler, a Republican, to vote for China trade.