Sentence examples for lift developing from inspiring English sources

Taxpayers' money, it adds, should not be spent on "already economically thriving countries; countries with poor human rights' records; and … on politically correct vanity projects that do nothing to lift developing nations out of poverty".

"Such a move is essential," wrote Mr. Prestowitz on the YaleGlobal Web site, "not only as a matter of providing a badly needed boost to developing countries, but also because the failure [of Cancún] poses a serious threat to the main hope of generating the economic growth necessary to lift developing countries out of poverty".

How do you square this with your usual argument that free trade is necessary to lift developing countries out of poverty?Jean-Philippe MarcotteSan FranciscoSIR – Like the academics and consultants that have mushroomed under CSR, you concentrate on a woolly debate and wholly ignore the challenge that capitalism faces today.

Maneuvering at very low speeds is a special problem, since low water velocity means insufficient lift developed by the rudder.

Clean energy is replacing fossil fuels in lifting developing nations out of poverty.

The sporting aspect of stone-lifting developed in Edo around the seventeenth century, likely evolving from the sack-lifting contests of the stevedores and labourers.

Later in the same episode, the famous overhead lifts (developed in the middle of the 20th century by the Bolshoi and gradually added by most Western interpreters) happened, again, with amazing speed and lack of acrobatics; Ms. Ananiashvili's limbs stretched up into the air, and Mr. Gomes seemed to be trying to retain her.

In this study, an optimized design of in-shoe heel lifts developed to maintain the midfoot function was tested to investigate if the plantar pressure distribution was improved.

The World Bank has estimated that a deal could generate £145bn extra trade by 2015, helping to lift some developing countries out of poverty and also end the food crisis gripping low-income countries because of soaring food prices.

We, as a community, owe a great debt of gratitude to the vision of the few individuals who initiated the development of InChI, the very small team of developers who did the heavy lifting of developing the code and to the cheminformaticians who actively embraced InChI even in its earliest variants.

His finding reflects the fact that a long but inequitable period of economic growth has lifted many developing countries into middle-income status but left a minority of their populations mired in poverty.