Sentence examples for suggests developing from inspiring English sources

The ODI suggests developing countries are partially right.

The CMA suggests developing comparison websites to allow customers to assess providers.

The housing report suggests developing zoning policies that encourage the construction of affordable housing, such as exemptions for the number of units built on a parcel if 10percentt or more are deemed affordable.

Therefore, this study suggests developing a temperature zone map when the number of the weather station is limited.

Gordon Bethune, former chief executive of Continental Airlines and a watch collector whose 50 vintage watches sold for $5.7 million at Christie's in 2012, suggests developing a network of dealers who can act as advisors.

The US and Iraq have spent an estimated $213bn in post-war reconstruction, but the IEA suggests developing gas gathering and processing facilities, and bringing online new gas-fired power plants, should be urgent priorities for the Iraqi authorities.

It suggests developed models are adequate.

All too often advanced economies have simply suggested developing ones to copy their financial system.

Putting heredity aside, to build the better arm in the mold of Mrs. Obama, trainers suggest developing one specific shoulder muscle: the medial deltoid.

Asked if the company was, as the government suggested, developing an electric car, a Dyson spokesman said: "We never comment on products that are in development".

Their facial expressions when icing a cake, or taking a beautiful loaf of bread out of the oven, are of sheer joy, and the excitement every time we suggest developing a new recipe is close to religious ecstasy.