Sentence examples for territories develop from inspiring English sources

The Clinton Foundation, which is helping South Africa and 15 other African and Caribbean countries and territories develop treatment plans, announced deals last month with four generic drug makers -- Aspen and three Indian producers -- to provide antiretrovirals to their national programs at what will be the world's lowest prices.

In a good geographical location, not far from the main city and close to major axes and connection points (the Turin-Milan motorway, the ring motorway, and the airport), the 'mappanese' territory developed during the 1980s in a fairly concentrated way around a traditional core.

As the territory developed, their tasks changed; slaves also served as household servants and farm workers, as in the case of William Henry Harrison's slaves.

The government document says the commonwealth will have to work with the states and the territories to develop "a fair and sustainable approach to school funding beyond 2017".

This approach is being advanced in several areas, including: the Canada-US Clean Energy Dialogue; collaboration with the provinces and territories to develop a continental cap-and-trade system; and implementing a North American standard for GHG emissions and fuel economy from passenger vehicles.

The government had previously said it would work with states and territories to develop a nationally consistent redress scheme, with the main responsibility residing with the jurisdiction where the offence took place, not the commonwealth.

If designers spot opportunities to solve problems, explore new territory or develop new ways of working, they tend to seize them.

Over time, inhabitants of a territory can develop a sense of belonging and form a community with a governing authority recognized by its members and organization and management rules (Brunet et al. 1993).

Honestly, we think there is still territory to develop.

This week, on the day his son would have celebrated his 27th birthday, Akumalik stood in front of an Iqaluit court to plead for the territory to develop a better suicide prevention plan.

We used demographic data from a 5-year population study (2004 2008) on sympatric rock and white-tailed ptarmigan in the southern Yukon Territory to develop a matrix population model and investigate how life history variation affects sensitivity, population growth and susceptibility to climate variation.