Sentence examples for economic development operation from inspiring English sources

That frustration is exactly what McAuliffe is trying to combat with a slick economic development operation and incentive grants.

Leggett has been working to fight suggestions that the county has not been friendly to businesses, and recently proposed re-working of his economic development operation.

In Charlotte, officials were so distraught at not making the list of 20 finalists for the project that the city reworked its economic development operation.

Since then, much of NATO's energy has gone into the 12-year-old war in Afghanistan, where several European countries have joined the U.S. in combat and economic development operations.

"I feel that I am a one-woman economic-development operation," Mrs. Clinton marveled in a brief interview after a 20-minute flesh-pressing session that followed a rally Thursday night in Terre Haute, Ind.

Due to incredible all around economic development, the operation rate of cranes has astonishingly increased year by year, and many cranes are often used beyond their capacity in India.

Since the late 19th century much Andean research has been directed toward economic development, primarily mining operations and railway construction.

In a challenge to the high-powered Swiss gathering, tens of thousands of anarchists, socialists, environmentalists, Amazon tribes and South American presidents gathered in the Brazilian city of Belem this week to promote Latin America as a model for global economic development and co-operation.

Flavio Zanonato, Italy's minister for economic development, called the operations "purely industrial," while Fabrizio Saccomanni, the economy and finance minister, rebuffed the accusations of protectionism as "hasty," and said that the government's intention was to help form a serious international partnership.

Scant oversight of the county economic development department's operations, coupled with the trust and institutional knowledge Bang had built up over his years there, appear to have made it relatively easy for him to maneuver his way through the system, the county's inspector general found in a report after the theft was discovered.

Why is an agency committed to social and economic development running covert operations in the first place?