Addressing small crowds in Buffalo and Rochester, Mr. Bradley said one reason that upstate cities had not benefited from the recent economic boom nearly as much as other regions was that the Clinton administration had not spent enough on economic development projects here.
Instead, both parties are focusing, at least on the surface, on whether Bharatiya Janata has done enough to further economic development in Gujarat, in western India.
The report is polite enough about overall economic development, but then warns sternly against inflation, current-account deficits, rising unemployment, fraud and corruption, the trafficking of women and children, and the plight of minorities such as the Gypsies (or Roma).
In the long run, of course, localized micropower projects aren't enough for serious economic development; you need a sizable and stable electrical grid.
Mr. Romney went out of his way to argue that killing bad guys would not be enough to fight radical forces; economic development, education and civil society are key ingredients to future stability.
As seen from the preceding discussion, in the early 1970s, when the Omani renaissance began, the Sultanate did not have enough educated workforce to mount economic development initiatives.
"If someone wanted to grow here into a major campus like a Microsoft or a Google –we couldn't accommodate them, because there's not enough room," says Ceil Cirillo, director of economic development for the city.
The governor is poaching jobs from other states, evangelizing in the name of economic development on behalf of Texas; that's sufficiently predatory enough and potentially profitable enough to qualify in some circles as businesslike.
I believe this is because there are enough people who remember the very bad times to de-politicize economic development.
As state purchases added up, the conflict between conservation and economic development intensified, with some local officials arguing that enough property had already been protected.
Hence, it is not enough, in the long term, for a country to have just economic development, like Saudi Arabia, or just elections, like Egypt and Iraq.
