Sentence examples for stronger economic development from inspiring English sources

"The Sister City agreement which we signed with Boston last May is designed to foster stronger economic development, trade and investment, tourism, youth, cultural, faith based exchange and educational linkages between our two cities," explained the Lord Mayor.

They see it as a passport to strong economic development".

Behind Boleat sit parliamentary lawyers, public affairs staff, 43 media staff, a 50-strong economic development unit sifting through international regulations, researchers and legions of hospitality workers.

The Washington consensus fell out of favour when countries such as China and Botswana showed that strong economic development did not depend on following the IMF/World Bank model.

Mr. Castañeda has since served as an influential political adviser to the president, most significantly in helping him develop a long-term vision of a Nafta modeled after the European Union, with its freedom of movement for labor and strong economic development programs.

Despite economic difficulties arising from the settlement in Paphos of some 5,000 Greek Cypriot refugees after the Turkish occupation of 1974, by the end of the decade the city had become the focus of strong economic development, including an industrial estate and tourist hotels.

China's already expanded pistachio demand will continue to grow due to its strong economic development and the presence of wealthy consumer segments.

The idea of market-based mechanisms for conservation, and PES in particular, emerged in the 1970s from the belief that the free market, competitiveness and efficiency underpinning strong economic development could assign an appropriate market value to ecosystem services with particular functions and outcomes (Wunder 2005; Sydee and Beder 2006).

"Going forward we see stronger economic growth".

In fact, access to capital, the spread of entrepreneurial spirit, and stronger global economic development and prosperity is almost unquestionably a "good thing".

Strong economic growth in China has fueled development of cities where increase in energy demand and transportation lead to severe air pollution.