Sentence examples for economic development programme from inspiring English sources
He has called her the "mother" of his economic development programme and accompanies her constantly at meetings across the country.
What is needed to put Afghanistan and Pakistan on a sustainable pathway to a more prosperous and peaceful future is a dramatically scaled up political and economic development programme that is supported by military and intelligence operations when necessary.
The first serious words Sorensen produced for his new boss consisted of an economic development programme for New England, which Kennedy expounded in his first three speeches on the Senate floor.
Whether out of necessity or innovation, it is time that American and European strategy in the region lessen its reliance on military force as its primary instrument and pursue a more robust political and economic development programme that can enable Afghanistan and Pakistan to reach a more sustainable and secure future.
Education is the very best anti-poverty strategy, the best economic development programme.
In South Africa's Eastern Cape Province, a social audit covered five cycles of a regional economic development programme, the Wild Coast Spatial Development Initiative.
Woodward said aid to the three countries worst affected by the Ebola crisis – Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia – may be diverted from economic development programmes.
But Sánchez, who wants to focus on social and economic development programmes, continues to publicly underplay the devastating impact of crime on ordinary people's lives.
Provision of smaller sized boats, in addition to 50 passenger vessels, for route flexibility as well as additional local economic development programmes were identified as additional mitigation measures during the year".
A comprehensive programme has been worked out and launched for building a knowledge-based economy by integrating science and technology with economic development programmes.
While the LGC was designed to encourage local government units to be more self-reliant and promote economic development programmes tailored to local needs, clan politics, wide-spread corruption, and local elite incompetence have constrained improvements in the delivery of services and growth.
