Most of its missions speak the jargon of development: poverty reduction, aggregate growth and structural adjustments.
Luckily we never had to cope with this technology or use all this meaningless jargon: personal development plans, aims and objectives, fulfilling goals, assessments.
Known in development jargon as a "conditional cash transfer" programme, it was modelled partly on a similar scheme in Mexico.
Be prepared to encounter confusing development jargon ("hardware" loosely translates as buildings, "software" means people) when speaking with the nongovernmental organizations that arrange your trip.
In web development jargon, a mashup is a web page, or web application, that uses content from more than one source to create a single new service displayed in a single graphical interface.
In today's economic development jargon, cities are still ranked as "alpha" and "beta" cities, and they "compete" with one another as if they were distinct and manageable corporations.
The jargon of the development community allows for different terms to characterize countries that are fundamentally poor.
It is clear, with the example of the translation book, how the choice of prop influenced the discussions around medical jargon and the development of the MS Clinic Dictionary.
When she talks of her work, Margaret speaks the language of "development", a jargon littered with acronyms: VHTs, PMC (project management committee), TBA (traditional birth attendant), VSLA (village savings and loans association).
Using ambiguous jargon ("rationalise", "consolidate", "strategic development"), it says that the government will keep some companies, allow others to find foreign partners, perhaps divest a few, start a few others, and so on.
