Sentence examples for force for economic development from inspiring English sources
"When young people can claim their rights to health, education and decent working conditions, they become a powerful force for economic development and positive change.
A device that was a yuppie toy not so long ago has now become a potent force for economic development in the world's poorest countries.
PAGE A12 TONY BLAIR'S FAITH INITIATIVE Tony Blair, the former prime minister of Britain, announced plans for a new charity that he hopes will use religion as a force for economic development and conflict resolution.
Bill Eadington, an economist who was one of the first academics to study gambling, as both a force for economic development and a challenging social problem, died on Feb. 11 in Crystal Bay, Nev.
Tony Blair, the former prime minister of Britain, formally unveiled plans in New York City on Friday for an ambitious new charity that he hopes will enlist religion as a force for economic development and conflict resolution, rather than violence and strife.
It is a driving force for economic development, job creation, personal development, and self-empowerment.
Figures remained high until World War I, alarming both conservative Swedes, who saw emigration as a challenge to national solidarity, and liberals, who feared the disappearance of the labor force necessary for economic development.
There needs to be a different mix: less money for equipment for security forces and more for economic development and programs to reform and strengthen Mexico's judicial system.
Now, however, attention is again being focused on whether New York has too much power to force the sale of private property for economic development.
It "is a facet of the city's economy, it is not the singular driving force," said Robert M. Harding, the deputy mayor for economic development and finance.
But in late November his deputy for economic development, Peter Sylver, was forced to resign after a string of embarrassing disclosures and the firing of three Sylver aides, some of whom had been no-shows for months.
