Sentence examples for the calls to develop from inspiring English sources

Among the calls to develop the metal industry, produce more electricity and make sure that North Koreans "enjoy the highest quality of civilisation" was material focused on military capability.

This has become a growing concern as shown by the calls to develop interventions that improve adherence, as such interventions might have a greater impact on population health than improvements in specific medical treatments (Sabaté and World Health Organization, 2003).

We hear this in the call to develop the green belt; much of it, we are told, is 'nondescript agricultural land'.

"This is a big victory for the city, and we should really bask in it," he said, adding that he supported the call to develop national standards.

Scientists are increasingly challenged by the call to develop more effective methods for working across disciplines in landscape analysis projects.

The call to develop work in this area can be traced back to Halliday's 1961 paper, where he put forward the ground-breaking idea that "the 'lexical item,' is unrestricted grammatically; grammatical categories do not apply to it, and the abstraction of the item itself from a number of occurrences … depends on the formal, lexical relations into which it enters" (1961 277).

They also support the call to develop interventions to control human activities on climate change and establish stronger public health systems to handle the consequences that future adverse climatic conditions will have on the population's health in Northern Ghana.

The proposal calls to develop Kirkenes as a port for export of Russian products, as the Murmansk is less suited and under-dimensioned.

The growth of the automobile spurred calls to develop roads and to enforce traffic laws.

In the process of analyzing the data, I continuously contacted the experts via informal phone calls to develop and revise the emerging findings (Lincoln and Guba 1985).

All authors participated in study-wide steering committee conference calls to develop the outline of the paper and discuss feedback on manuscript drafts.