Sentence examples for shelter development from inspiring English sources

Thus shelter development investment is only related to the shelter area.

This paper is based on the construction materials aspects in the development of low cost design for earthquake resistant shelter development in Western Uganda under the Support to Earthquake Disaster Project in the Ministry of Works, Housing and Communications.

The financial resources in the form of housing loans (with the pullout of the majority of international organizations that hitherto supported shelter development) and the shrinking of the mortgage market explain the lack of robust response to low-income housing production.

In addition, because of their close relationship to the local people, these guerrillas had the incentive to selectively implement policies from higher-level officials and shelter the development of the private economy.3.3

These areas of the stream habitat are where demersal eggs are laid and remain until hatching and where larvae shelter during development.

KPMG documents leaked to the I.R.S. show that the firm has dozens of new tax shelters in development and is selling shelters that it has not disclosed to the I.R.S.

Sheltered from development by forests and farmland, Easton's outward appearance has changed little in a half-century, aside from a crop of mini-mansions, built by young families, that dot the landscape.

Scholars in the field must intensify their efforts to study the actual effects of civic integration policies, and, by providing such factual grounding, they must help shelter policy developments in the field from the worst entrapments of 'common sense' ideological illusions about what works and why.

The legacy of Watkins and Jackson, crystallized in the pictures and activism of Ansel Adams, illustrates the ability of photographs to idealize certain places and perhaps shelter them against development.

Ireland, which was never under occupation by the legions, offered during Europe's darkest age comparative peace and shelter for the development of the richest and most original of book styles.

"Willow's story points out why microchipping is a good thing, but shouldn't be the only thing you do," said Dr. Emily Weiss, vice president of shelter research and development for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.