Sentence examples for fight for development from inspiring English sources

"The fight for development for all the peoples of the world; the fight against ignorance, poverty and disease; the fight against injustice; the fight against violence, terror and crime; and the fight against the degradation and destruction of our common home".

She knows that no state, no matter how powerful, can solve urgent problems, fight for development and bring an end to all crises... France wants the UN to be the centre of global governance".

It is my duty as a Jewish American to not blindly support the Israeli government, but think of how it can be better and fight for the development of a place we both love.

We will continue to fight for the development of policies and initiatives that prioritize the primary prevention of sexual assault, respect women and individual rights, agency and freedoms and holds offenders accountable.

President Francois Hollande said that while Mr Chavez's "temperament and the positions he took were not shared by everyone" he expressed "an undeniable wish to fight for justice and development".

In fact, it is in a fight for its life — a development that exemplifies the stunning decline of Japan's industrialized economy.

The cultural enshrinement through movie-star cinema of key moments in the fight for LGBT equality is a development worth celebrating.

China has had reasons to fight for sovereignty and right of development in the context of a global climate regime based on "common but differentiated" responsibilities and the Bali Action Plan, and China does need to improve its environmental governance through continued political and bureaucratic system reforms.

Munson, an artist and a teacher, tried to fight the development by applying for historical monument status – the complex is 100 years old and was built by a developer who worked with Frank Lloyd Wright.

Native groups would fight to protect their subsistence hunting rights on lands proposed for development.

More alarming, Sunni officers who deserted their bases are reported to have said that they would not fight for Mr Maliki's government, a development that shows the gravity of the sectarian-political rift in Iraq today.