Sentence examples for enemies of development from inspiring English sources

Arthur Arok, Uganda director of the international development charity ActionAid and an outspoken activist, says: "Opposition and civil society are seen as anti-progress and enemies of development.

Immediately after its independence from Britain in 1961, the country declared total war against three enemies of development: ignorance, disease and poverty.

The private sector better understands the sensitivities of NGOs, and NGOs increasingly realise that the private sector is not necessarily the enemy of development.

Previously there were many countries and political movements that saw the private sector as the enemy of development – today there are few.

And it's only Monday.Illicit joys are proliferating in Ethiopia, even if its prim statist government sees pleasure as an enemy of development.

Corruption is the enemy of development; transparency is the enemy of corruption; and China isn't just opaque, it's opaque by design.

And not only have ministers recently turned their attention away from the protection of nature, they have presented efforts to protect it as the enemy of growth, development and business.

To love, bless and give to your enemy speaks of development and opportunity.

Corruption she said was "poisonous, corrosive, vicious and an enemy of sustainable development".

It is in every schoolbook — a monopoly is the enemy of all development".

The vice president has cast himself as an environmentalist, but a decision made in the name of federal agencies could help to shield him from attack by those who might seek to portray the administration as an enemy of economic development.