Sentence examples for international development workers from inspiring English sources

At about 8 a.m., an armored Land Cruiser came into view kicking up a cloud of dust, and six foreigners, all international development workers, tumbled out.

It juxtaposes the visions of national statesmen against those advanced by party organizers, scientists, housewives, journalists, and international development workers and diplomats.

And the University of Leicester is about to launch an MSc in security, conflict and international development, designed to meet the needs of international development workers deployed in post-conflict countries, who would normally find study impossible.

Their answer to the orphanage crisis is adoption, while international development workers and policy makers in the US and elsewhere believe in family preservation and family reunion.

Strengthening the democratically empowered institutions that have been designed to serve Indians will guarantee sustained efforts long after international development workers leave (something that happens with disconcertingly startling frequency).

New developments in surveying and polling on mobile devices has allowed international development workers to easily collect data in rural communities and take an evolutionary leap from paper surveys.

Journalist and international development worker Rebecca Cooke tweeted: "An international not just local investigation is needed".

Jane Pearce, the World Food Programme representative and country director for Iraq, said: Rebecca Cooke, a journalist and international development worker, called for an international investigation into Sutton's death.

"It definitely makes me happy to live under the Trudeau government," said Cordell Jacks, 36, an international development worker in Vancouver, British Columbia, referring to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Mr. Gross studied social work at the University of Maryland and the Virginia Commonwealth University, and he had a long career as an international development worker that took him to at least 50 countries.

The Obama administration has called Mr. Gross's case a sticking point in improving relations with Cuba".We deplore this ruling," said Philip J. Crowley, the State Department spokesman".Alan Gross is a dedicated international development worker who has devoted his life to helping people in more than 50 countries.He was in Cuba to help the Cuban people connect with the rest of the world".