Sentence examples for programme of development from inspiring English sources
So long as African troops and a sustained programme of development are available for deployment when the battle has been won, intervention can work.
This gives all young people the chance to develop skills for work and life by taking part in a unique and personal programme of development, resulting in an achievement award which is recognised by employers across the globe.
Our aims are to stop recessionary policies, to demand the renegotiation of the debt, to defend national sovereignty, to defeat rightwing policies and to adopt a programme of development for our country.
Mr Mitchell said that, while countries including Germany and the Netherlands had suspended direct support to the Kagame government, the EU continued its aid programme unchanged, while the US cut $200,000 £125,0000) from military support but pressed ahead with a much larger $160 million £1000 million) programme of development aid.
It is part of a £4.3bn programme of development at the airport.
Following this success, a coordinated and fully consistent programme of development has been launched.
We got a glimpse this week of where the rocket is heading after research ministers approved a 600m euros programme of developments at their European Space Agency council meeting in Naples.
The collaborative programme on development of important polymeric applications of Indian FBRs is chronicled from the days of motivation to its present state.
I believe Dilma will carry on with the programmes of development and income distribution created by Lula's government which benefit a great part of the population.
Subsequently, through the actions of sequential programmes of development, definitive cell types arise.
Voices reverberate at the local level At the national level, UNICEF and the Government's main task is to integrate DRR into the school curriculum and integrate DRR components into the national and local programmes of development and budgets of the different regions of Kazakhstan.
