Sentence examples for in the interest of developing from inspiring English sources
In the interest of developing ties and sharing resources between more and less developed countries, OAS provides fellowships for scientific exchange.
The other version of learning how to eat is gourmandism; today's prevalent formulation appears to be deciding to squelch one's conscience and philosophic systems — which for most of us, regardless of background, place high value on moderation and balance — in the interest of developing a taste for the finer things.
They include a company that plans to grow European sea bass in indoor tanks and an ornithologist who is interested in office and outdoor space for recording birds and other wildlife, in the interest of developing acoustic monitoring projects for the Department of Homeland Security.
Barbot's magazine is an example of the kinds of extracurricular initiatives some graduate students take on, in the interest of developing professionally, gaining experience, and having fun.
We need systems of formal education open to the broadest possible range of lives and experiences, not only to assure fairness but in the interest of developing new ideas, ways of thinking, and of living.
And cf. Putnam 1981, pp. 205ff. 5. Horgan and Timmons, in the interest of developing an analogy with Putnam's famous Twin Earth thought experiments, conceive a whole planet, Moral Twin Earth as they call it.
The recent advances in microtechnologies have shown the interest of developing microarrays dedicated to cell analysis.
Given that effective leaders and managers lie at the foundation of good governance, identifying key ingredients of successful leadership programmes remains in the interest of developed and developing countries alike.
The goals of SED-ML closely align with those of the earlier RDF-based CellML Simulation and Graphing Metadata specifications [ 13] and in the interests of developing a common standard, development of those metadata specifications has been migrated to SED-ML.
Moreover, unlike primary gallerists, traders rarely opt to sell a work at a lower price to a museum in the interests of developing an artist's career.
In the interests of developing a questionnaire sufficiently brief to improve response rates but remain useful, we decided a priori against exploring a number of areas of interest.
