Sentence examples for narrow development from inspiring English sources

* promote balanced and sustainable economic development in order to narrow development imbalances and reduce poverty.

To get there, though, we need to move beyond our narrow development, human rights and democracy foci and maybe -- just maybe -- study international relations again.

They narrow development horizons to the individual, while tying empowerment to time-limited and rather transient projects.

Britain's donations to India, not dissimilarly, are also easy to justify in the narrowest development terms.

Democrats have seen the overall national environment move in their direction, and a handful of narrower developments have helped their candidates.

These funds, intended to "narrow the development disparities among regions and member states", are spent on areas such as infrastructure development, job creation, research and innovation, and environmental protection.

Despite this relative wealth, the EU has set aside a further €60bn in aid money for Poland over the 2014-20 period, with the aim to continue the investment in roads, hospitals, schools and other infrastructure needed to "narrow the development disparity" with other EU countries.

In the West, cynicism about African democracy has led governments to narrow their development priorities to poverty reduction and stability; individual liberties like press freedom have dropped off the agenda, making it easier for authoritarian rulers to go after journalists more aggressively.

Addams was not satisfied with narrow social development and redefined progress according to the common person's experience.

American Society of Plant Biologists President Richard Amasino of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, says BP's commitment to broad basic research in biofuels as opposed to narrow product development makes the partnership special.

This could contribute to narrow skill development, labor supply and resultant biased employment opportunities (143, p. 43).