Sentence examples for further social development from inspiring English sources

"Eighty-eight percent of the world's Internet users live in the industrial countries, only 0.3percentt in the poorest countries of the world," Germany's Economic Development and Cooperation Minister, Heide Wieczorek-Zeul, told the government representatives who are gathered here for five days of talks on how to further social development and reduce poverty by 2015.

The end of the Momoyama brought further social developments.

It is predictable that the cold spots will decrease owing to increasing mobility of ethnic minorities with further economic and social development.

"I feel confident that by the end of 2014, the Afghan security forces will be able to take full responsibility for the security and provide that secure environment for the Afghan people that is essential for further economic and social development," Rasmussen said.

Mr Ewing said it set out the "overarching strategic aim of the body to further the economic and social development and improve the amenity and environment".

Under these circumstances, water will become an increasingly scarce commodity and will become a limiting factor to further social, agricultural, and industrial development.

Under these circumstances, water will become an increasingly scarce commodity, and would become a limiting factor for further social, agricultural and industrial development, unless major review and shifts in the current policies of population and adopted less-reliance on imported food are made, and an appropriate and drastic measures in water conservation are implemented (Table 2).

Under these circumstances, water will become an increasingly scarce commodity, and would become a major limiting factor for further social, agricultural and industrial development in the region, unless major review and changes in the current policies of population and adopted food self-sufficiency are made, and an appropriate and drastic measures in water conservation are implemented.

The language problems of patient number 2 were further blunted by impaired social development and joint attention.

Psychiatric disorders with onset in childhood or adolescence further disrupt cognitive and social development, and there have been calls for new research into the underlying neurocognitive risk mechanisms during this period as well as the development of early and age-appropriate intervention approaches (Beddington et al. 2008).

This only furthers a downward spiral that commonly results in a young person being housed separately in solitary confinement where their social development is further impeded (and, their likelihood of suicide increases exponentially).