Sentence examples for rebuilding and development from inspiring English sources

In Hay al-Mohammadi, where Mr. Bahri's parents, brother and sister still live, there are signs of rebuilding and development.

While the state has purchased and demolished hundreds of properties on the Staten Island shoreline, the city has encouraged rebuilding and development elsewhere on its waterfront, drawing new residents into areas that were flooded by Sandy — or may well be by the next superstorm.

International public health response in an HC is often provided by humanitarian organizations in all periods of an intervention: disaster relief, rebuilding, and development stages (Chung 2012).

Continued combat in Iraq poses difficulties for rebuilding and development in the country, Paul Wolfowitz, the new president of the World Bank, says.

Japan, the second-largest donor, said it would provide up to $3bn through 2016; Germany said it would keep its contribution to rebuilding and development at its current level of $536m a year, at least until 2016.

In October, Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, the emir of Qatar, became the first head of state to visit Gaza under Hamas's rule, inaugurating rebuilding and development projects estimated to be worth more than $400 million.

After 150 years of carrying the burden of extraction industries, coalfield communities in Appalachia and the Midwest now deserve to be the first recipients of any green economy and green jobs programs, including retraining, rebuilding, and the development of wind, solar and geothermal sources of energy.

That year, Japan surrendered, in one sense, but the moment marked the beginning of an extraordinary period of rebuilding and economic and political development — hard work.

The fire, it seemed, sharpened people's senses – even among those who had not actually visited the Maltings – that here was something that deserved not just rebuilding but development, a concert hall and arts centre with unique atmosphere.

New York officials want Congress to let them use money previously allocated to the Federal Emergency Management Agency or for community development block grants to rebuild and improve transportation.

The postwar period began with the Allied almost exclusively American occupation of Japan and was characterized by rebuilding, rapid growth and development, and increasing internationalism.