Sentence examples for in support of developing from inspiring English sources
She has lobbied the Virginia legislature in support of developing screening programs for all pregnant women.
"Developed countries should honor their commitments and shoulder their responsibilities under the Convention to do more in support of developing countries in terms of mitigation, finance, technology and capability building," Xie was quoted as saying.
In this context, Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) – a key instrument in support of developing countries' climate actions – are promoted for their high theoretical transformative potential.
To investigate the effect of stage duration on peak physiological response to arm ergometry incremental exercise testing in individuals with spinal cord injury or disease (SCI/D) in support of developing a more individualized approach to testing.
Since 1974, WHO has facilitated global consensus, commitment and cooperation among several partners, on vaccines standards, immunization policies and strategic direction in support of developing countries.
A large proportion of international funds available for HPSR in support of developing countries are either not spent or spent through developed country institutions.
In the support of developing a substitute for diesel fuel automobiles, the research in renewable energy has been focused due to the hurly-burly situation for petroleum combat and environmental causes.
For his part, Weed was grateful: "May I tell you of the great appreciation which we feel toward this renewal of the grant in support of our developing department of neurology.
They too can find arguments in our reports in support of better developed, better financed and better implemented fee exemption policies.
Namibia, in support of this, has developed a wealth of policies, many of them targeted toward children.
But one of their key slogans was in support of the G77 group of developing nations, which that year happened to be chaired by Sudan – a country whose government had been carrying out atrocities in Darfur, and whose president had just become the object of an international arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court.
