Sentence examples for record of development from inspiring English sources

Pennsauken officials insist that Cherokee Investment Partners, the firm selected to design and build the project, has an admirable track record of development in environmentally sensitive areas.

The record of development spending is that it can distort accountability of governments more than it improves governance, underwriting the very bad governance practices which are at the heart of underdevelopment.

In the past decade rich countries have tried to improve a dismal record of development spending by linking aid closely to the priorities of recipients (rather than financing a big project which the country does not need) and by demanding good governance.

The United Nations panel, which is seen by diplomats as providing the most factual and authoritative record of developments in Syria, said, "There are reasonable grounds to believe limited quantities of toxic chemicals were used" in Aleppo and Damascus on March 19, in Aleppo again on April 13 and in Idlib on April 29.

Thanks to a grant of $66,127 to the Taylor Foundation by the National Historic Publications and Records Commission, decades of material that includes records of development, marketing, finance, publicity and production files as well as personal papers and artifacts from Mr. Taylor's former West Village home have been processed.

Member states of the OECD's Development Assistance Committee (DAC) spent more than $135bn £90bnn) on official development assistance (ODA) last year, a 0.5% decrease from 2013, when a record amount of development aid was sent, according to the OECD.

The letters, which he reprints at length, are fascinating as a record of the development of Elizabeth's rise to queenhood, but also the development of a woman.

"She has a record of product development and innovation that is second to none".

"[We have] an unmatched track record of player development compared with any other team, in particular in England," he said.

The catalyst was the news that Intrawest, a company with a track record of luxury development, was buying into the ski area.

Mr. James is campaigning on his record of downtown development and bringing Newark back from an urban disaster to "America's comeback city".