Sentence examples for region to develop from inspiring English sources

And this is creating difficulties for the region to develop.

After independence in 1960, the bank provided loans to most Nigerian businessmen in this region to develop an industrial base, but it later collapsed.

"Iran has made it clear that it will not be the last major country in the region to develop nuclear weapons," Mr. Albright said.

"We will work with our partners to ensure that small and midsized businesses have access to capital, and support efforts in the region to develop central laws on property rights and good business practices," Mr. Bush said.

The subsequent interaction of the high- and low-speed solar wind components causes a high-pressure region to develop, and this region tilts the IMF out of the plane of the ecliptic.

"We can hardly remain oblivious to intensive efforts by some in our region to develop W.M.D. and their means of delivery, accompanied by sustained denial of the very legitimacy of our sovereign existence and calls for our destruction," Mr. Frank said in remarks that were interpreted to refer to Syria, as well as to Iran.

The focus on the ground in Oklahoma, of course, will for years to come be on recovery and rebuilding — hopefully with more attention across the region to developing policies and practices that cut losses the next time.

The first comment was from "Greg111", evidently a New Urbanist, who wrote that what I defined was simply "urban infill" and squarely within New Urbanism, because the Charter of the New Urbanism advises metropolitan regions to "develop strategies" to encourage infill development.

Climate change regionalization provides a scientific basis for countries and regions to develop plans for adapting to climate change, especially for managing climate-related disaster or environmental risks.

Throughout the past decade several departments such as education, culture and sport have been decentralised, allowing regions to develop their own policy.

The Kurds say Iraq's constitution frees autonomous regions to develop new fields, and have attracted big foreign firms with production-sharing deals that let them book reserves as assets.