Sentence examples for investment for developing from inspiring English sources
The Conservative party website says he went there to "help raise investment for developing countries".
In "Empire," which appeared last spring, the acclaimed historian Niall Ferguson presented the British Empire as a model of how to secure global stability, foreign investment for developing countries, and simple good government.
Since 2001 the central state has been striving to revitalize Fuxin's economy, through pumping massive investment for developing new industry.
India and France launched The International Solar Alliance aimed at mobilizing $1 trillion worth of investment for developing solar power in the tropics.
However, one would need to demonstrate significant further advantage over the TST than is seen here, to justify the investment for developing countries in particular.
The egg-based technology has a long success history at supplying seasonal influenza vaccines but it will be a big investment for developing countries to build and validate GMP egg-based manufacturing facilities in a short period time.
"Early childhood development is one of the best public investments for developing countries because it promotes equality from birth," she said.
The enormous up-front investments for developing heterogeneous fields and the desire to increase ultimate recovery have spurred oil companies to use innovative reservoir characterization techniques (Habibnia and Momeni 2012; Abdideh and Mahmoudi 2013).
The difficulties at Rossington are the same faced elsewhere: how to raise investment cash for developing new seams at a time when UK Coal is tied into many low-price, long-term contracts and power generators are happy to obtain their supplies from abroad.
Giving evidence to the House of Commons' international development committee, which is looking into the future of the CDC – Britain's investment fund for developing countries – Andrew Mitchell said the corporation's fund of funds model was too narrow and needed to be expanded.
"The NCS didn't make the investments needed for developing sensors and other types of sophisticated exposure technology," Baker says.
