Sentence examples for international development specialists from inspiring English sources

The answers, international development specialists say, are hidden from public view.

Democrats and international development specialists praised the president's announcement today, even as some continued to criticize the Bush administration for its large subsidies to American farmers that effectively undercut the trade law.

An international development specialist with expertise in public sector accountability, resource governance, and corruption prevention in the private sector.

The two leading Democrats in the race are Christina Hartman, a former international development specialist running as a mainstream Democrat, and Jess King, a nonprofit leader who is running on a more populist, left-wing platform that includes support for "Medicare for all". .

In its four years of training activity, the programme has held over 60 regional and national training workshops and sensitisation session in more than 40 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean and Europe, training more than 1,400 international and national development specialists.

Lynda-Marie Taurasi is a communications specialist for the international development group at RTI International.

This is something one hears frequently: from the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association, senior ministers, international trade unionists, independent economists and urban development specialists in Dhaka.

Britain has sent financial aid and humanitarian specialists to help the Philippines victims of Typhoon Haiyan, the international development minister has confirmed.

She worked in Afghanistan (for the United Nations from 2005 to 2008 and as regional director of an international development company based in Jalalabad beginning in February 2010), Laos (as an environmental specialist for the U.N. in 2008 09), Mexico and Uganda (where Norgrove researched the effects of national park management on the indigenous population near Mount Elgon National Park).

For many development specialists the time is also right to reassess the role that international aid plays in Africa, especially with regard to stimulating business development in the region.

Lydia Morris (above, left) is 28 and a grants management specialist in the finance department of Save the Children, the international development and relief agency.