Sentence examples for neighbours development from inspiring English sources

And helping its neighbours' development will create new markets.

If Haiti is ever to catch up with its neighbours' development levels, says Medrano, it desperately needs both stable national institutions and $2.2bn from the international community to eliminate cholera and fund a "Marshall Plan for water and sanitation".

They point out that IBSA deliberately and unintentionally create unfavorable conditions for some of their Southern neighbours' development (Nel and Taylor 2013 10911).

The diminishing amount of land available and suitable for development within the borough's boundary can bring the council into conflict with its neighbours' development plans.

In contrast to its neighbours, economic development has so far eluded Nepal.

Together with its present and future neighbours, new development should make accessible public spaces that are a pleasure to inhabit – the effects of tall buildings are as important at ground level as they are in the sky.

The Arches isn't alone: the Roadhouse in Manchester, the Point and the Barfly in Cardiff, the Picture House in Edinburgh, the Astoria, the Buffalo Bar and Madame Jojo's in London – all venues that have been lost; many the victims of tough licensing laws, unwelcoming neighbours, aggressive development and an increase in property values.

So complete was Russia's "cleansing" and levelling of the former Königsberg that Germany has long since relegated to the history books its feelings of kinship with the province.The real worry for Russia is that Kaliningrad will fall so far behind its Baltic neighbours in development that its inhabitants will want to cut loose from the Russian economy and join the European economy instead.

Argentina and its neighbours still require development support.

The verdict came after a case [see panel] where a woman fell out with her neighbours in a development in north London when she let out her flat via Airbnb and other similar websites.

As mentioned before, the area allocated to a tree can be used as a summary of the effect of the neighbours on its development.