Sentence examples for national development work from inspiring English sources

Our national development work has already begun as we have been tasked by the Department of Health to co-ordinate a provider led response to drive up quality in the sector as a part of its Winterbourne View review.

But that hegemony very naturally impelled other nations somehow to catch up, in the short term by imposing protective tariffs to shield domestic industries and in the longer term by granting government subsidies (for railroads and other national development work) and the gradual replication of British techniques.

While there is still much work to be done, he said Myanmar has taken some important steps in its democratic journey, development work, national integrity and governance processes.

PG and CL are involved in the national development of the study and the supervision of the work.

The adoption of the Recommendation was an important step in addressing the teacher paradox: while good teachers have always been recognized as critical for national development, they often faced working conditions that made their profession difficult and unattractive to qualified people.

"As nutrition promotion is a basic foundation for national development, the Ministry of Health is working to alleviate under-nutrition and promote the habit on eating balanced diet," said H.E Dr. Pe Thet Khin, Union Minister for Health at the launching ceremony of Nutrition Promotion Month held on August 1 at the Ministry of Health in Nay Pyi Taw.

Tension has also been increasing between Ecuador and Brazil, with President Rafael Correa of Ecuador expelling executives from Odebrecht, a major Brazilian construction company, and disputing a loan by Brazil's powerful national development bank, which finances public works projects throughout Latin America.

Rafal Smolen, Usack's slalom national development and coaching manager, recalled working with a talented young paddler who was forced to face the question of how broke is too broke.

If so that would be yet another mistake; the constant linking of national team under-performance to youth development work is an utterly flawed premise.

This agenda is being used by several National Olympic Committees for sustainable development work at the national level.

Aid works best when it supports national development strategies and citizens are able to hold their governments to account for its use.