Sentence examples for representatives of development from inspiring English sources

The SUN Lead Group includes Heads of State, as well as representatives of development agencies, civil society, business and UN organizations that are providing strategic support to scale up nutrition.

Moreover, the language of political leaders and the representatives of development agencies generally tends to justify the actions carried out once the decisions are made and to underestimate the difficulties encountered: it would not be incorrect to refer to a 'culture of camouflage' here.

The event was attended by Dr. Suraya Dalil, the Minister of Public Health, Ms. Karin Hulshof, Regional Director of UNICEF for South Asia, Dr. Rik Peeperkorn, WHO Afghanistan Representative, Wilfred Ochan, UNFPA Afghanistan Deputy Representative and representatives of development partners and donors.

Semi-structured telephone interviews were conducted with representatives of guideline development agencies identified in the National Guideline Clearinghouse and sampled by country, type of developer, and guideline clinical indication.

All the architects in the competition have been invited, along with representatives of the development corporation and Port Authority.

Here are two respected representatives of community development practice, poised at the threshold to influence British government at its heart.

The representatives of this development were the popes from Pius IX (reigned 1846 78) to Pius XII (reigned 1939 58).

A report commissioned by the agency and released last month put the cost of preservation at roughly $20 million, but representatives of the development corporation say that the figure underestimates the costs and that the corporation will walk away from any deal that would include preserving the buildings.

The representatives of the development bank, the global ecological NGO and the ethanol research centre affirm that the European certification efforts are evaluated positively and that certification would have positive effects on the production of agricultural goods in Brazil.

Interviews were held with regional programme managers and trainers, representatives of school development committees, MOESC officials at the Head Office and in provinces, and UNICEF staff.

Telephone interviews were conducted with representatives of guideline development agencies to learn more about current and recommended implementation capacity, or other strategies for improving guideline use.