Sentence examples for less developed communities from inspiring English sources

A suitable software design tool, and low cost fabrication methods within reach and understanding of less developed communities are the basis of this methodology.

It will remain in ghettos and less developed communities, and it will create problems until we, as Europeans, stop playing ping-pong with Gypsies (a sport known as migration, often forced — or, for those fascinated by Gypsies, "the culture of traveling") and assume full responsibility for our common challenge.

Put another way, fishing households in less developed communities were likely to supplement fishing, whereas fishers in a wealthier community were not as likely to have an occupation less important than fishing.

The updated rules, which will apply from 2021 to 2027 to the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Cohesion Fund (CF), will cover all regions, with special focus on less developed communities, urban areas and outermost regions.

Funds are also available for the construction of 720 water pipe systems to bring safe water to less developed urban communities.

We will prioritize proposals for internships or research projects in the field (i.e., in less developed countries with communities that directly experience energy access challenges); however, we will also accept proposals for internships or projects based at Duke, or in other parts of the developed world.

To equalise opportunities for children with disabilities across Serbia, the new Law on Social Welfare envisages earmarked transfers for less developed municipalities for the development of community support services.

45 46 However, in many communities in less developed countries, mothers do not have the independence to exclusively make decisions regarding feeding patterns of their children.

This increase in PAL, or the extent of seasonal fluctuation, was smaller than those anticipated from published reports on agricultural communities of less developed world (Bleiberg et al., 1980; Brun et al., 1981; Heini et al., 1996; Lawrence and Whitehead, 1988; Singh et al., 1989).

Seasonal fluctuations of work demands and food availability have been major issues when related to health and nutrition in rural communities of the less developed world.

Capacity building and skills enhancement are equally essential, especially in developing and less developed countries.