Sentence examples for policies of developing from inspiring English sources
Hughes said there was a "disconnect" between the science and Australia's policies of developing coalmines.
Just because fewer people around the world are dying of starvation does not mean that what they are eating is good for them, as Lynn Brown, a consultant for the World Bank, points out.To improve nutrition, the free distribution of food as practiced by the WFP, and the broad subsidy policies of developing countries designed to keep prices low, may not always be the best strategy.
The impact of donors, such as national government (bi-lateral), private sector, and individual financial (philanthropic) contributions, on domestic health policies of developing nations has been the subject of scholarly discourse.
Hyder et al. [ 16] have noted that, while ethics is gradually being integrated into public health policy in the developed world, ethical considerations are often undervalued or even ignored by the public health policies of developing countries.
Required reserves play little role in the monetary policies of developed economies.
The various unorthodox policies of developed nations have not caused their currencies to fall relative to one another in the way people might have expected.
Because of the policy of developing integrated residential and industrial complexes in suburban areas, central city development and renewal had been given low priority.
The North's "peaceful space program" resulted from its policy of "developing scientific technology and the economy," Mr. Kim said.
Harlequins have long had a policy of developing their own talent and there are a number of us who have come through the system.
The fundamental challenge, said Noland, is the fundamental challenge is the north's policy of developing nuclear weapons and the economy in parallel; "a contradiction reified as doctrine".
"We have even more energy supplies than Texas, Alaska or Venezuela," said Mr. Geringer, who supports the Bush administration's policy of developing more domestic fuel sources and building new plants and lines to carry the energy to market.
