Sentence examples for implementing the development from inspiring English sources

According to the African Medical and Research Foundation (Amref), which is implementing the development project in Katine, hers is one of eight new boreholes drilled in the sub-county since last October, with another three shallow wells nearing completion.

The EU has shown little sense of urgency in implementing the development effectiveness agenda agreed at Busan, South Korea, a year ago, a group of European NGOs has concluded.

One district official, I was told, asked staff at the African Medical and Research Foundation (Amref), which is implementing the development project in Katine, to explain how they were going to secure the system, but he did not get a conclusive answer.

It is imperative that the member states maintain this spirit in the next meeting of the PCDA". "It has been a very long and tortuous route but we have at last come out of the tunnel into the brilliant prospects of implementing the Development Agenda in WIPO". "The Chairman was breath of fresh air.

"In completing the reorganisation they need to be clear about responsibilities of each institution as they work together to implement the development co-operation programme.

Mr Jonathan, who comes from the Delta, has vowed to tackle these problems and implement the development schemes that Mr Yar'Adua started.

This stark contrast is why he believes that the richer world ought to help pay for the poorer world to be able to implement the development goals that the SDGs aspire to.

AH carried out the methodological development, SE implemented the development in the GoldSim platform and FR interpreted the geological information of the site.

BX implemented the development of toolbox, and is also responsible for the update and maintenance of the database.

The aim of this paper is to describe the hypotheses of this study, the study design that will be implemented, the development and content of the intervention, and the method of evaluating its efficacy and outcomes.

In this respect, a new material, polypropylene fumarate (PPF), may be considered as a promising candidate to implement the development of next generation stents, due to its complete biodegradability, and excellent mechanical properties and the ease to be precisely patterned.