Sentence examples for spotlight development from inspiring English sources

She has visited the war-torn country three times to spotlight development and women's issues, most recently in June, a trip that was cloaked in secrecy so she would not become a target of terrorists.

New UNICEF Chief Heads to Kenya, Uganda GENEVA, 19 July 2005 – UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman travels to Africa this week to spotlight development efforts in Kenya and the plight of Ugandan children caught up in that county's northern conflict.

Ukie believes that by spotlighting development in the capital the programme will increase awareness of development throughout the UK, attracting inward investment.

Zakah, being faith-based institution is coming within the spotlight of development circles among practitioners, funding organizations, philanthropists, policymakers, and also in academia.

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It is also important to shine a spotlight on global development challenges that don't necessarily dominate daily news headlines, and that is part of our mission.

While the Taliban denied that the attack had been aimed primarily at Indians, the toll spotlighted the prominent development role that India has played in the country, and prompted the Indian Foreign Ministry to charge that the assault had been aimed at its government.

World Youth Conference in Mexico spotlights youth in development agenda LEON and MEXICO CITY, Mexico, 30 August 2010 – Forty-five per cent of the world's population – a staggering 3 million people – are under the age of 25.

Mr. Higgins, the economic official in Mississippi, said he was glad that the administration was putting the spotlight on rural economic development.

Wilfried Zaha may have been proclaimed as the latest saviour of English football, but Ian Holloway is worried that being in the spotlight may damage his development.

A country might be mentioned more overall because it is under the spotlight, or because its development level requires for more attention.