Sentence examples for matters of development from inspiring English sources

Tutsi rebel forces stood by as villagers attended a meeting where Rulenga said he was instructing them on matters of development and security.

The planning commission, whose origins date to the creation of the National Capital Park Commission in 1924, is involved in all the mundane matters of development related to the federal government in this city, whether it be the installation of bike lanes or the placement of temporary trailers during the renovation of federal offices.

When Merkel advocated increasing military outlays even she felt constrained to add that "the matters of development and crisis prevention are also important".

If there is a concept that has taken hold during the Decade for Women, it is that women must share in decision-making, especially in matters of development.

If the analysis of equity implies the analysis of politics, and if the sensitivity of politics precludes it from analysis, then a useful function of the post-2015 debatepmayt debetenabling enabling states to critically address matters of development, distribution and the structural and political determinants of health inequities.

But even she admits that the trends are not in her favour, and not just in the matter of development.

The use of the term underdeveloped in fact rests on a general hypothesis on which the whole subject matter of development economics is based.

Alastair Pringle, the national director for the Equality Human Rights Commission in Scotland, told BBC Scotland that once the matter of development opportunities in women's boxing was raised with them, they had a "very constructive discussion" with Boxing Scotland who "agreed there was probably more that they could be doing".

The group also said that while this discovery may seem to demonstrate that the Japanese honeybee is "smarter" than its European counterpart, this is not the case - it's merely a matter of development in response to environmental factors.

Indeed, this approach could be useful even in non matched data in the presence of departures from the proportional hazards assumption, especially crossing hazards, where an overall test is still matter of development.

A number of studies have investigated the influence of exposure to particulate matter on development of respiratory outcomes, though the majority focus on children [ 9- 13]; a limited number of published reports exist documenting of the effects of chronic exposures on non-cancer respiratory outcomes in adults [ 14- 17].