Sentence examples for the comprehensive development from inspiring English sources

Steve Collins, for the HCA, said: "The joint promoters are confident that Northstowe can be delivered and have adopted a new phased approach to delivering housing as part of the comprehensive development of the wider vision for Northstowe as a new community … We remain committed to delivering Northstowe with all the benefits it will bring to the local and wider area".

The work explores the comprehensive development of a near infrared (NIR) analytical protocol for the quantification of the API and excipients of a pharmaceutical formulation.

Other components of fossil fuel production (e.g. extraction, transport, and processing) should be considered in the comprehensive development of sustainable energy policy.

The developed market economy and the reform of investment and financing system have provided regions along the rail lines with favorable conditions for the comprehensive development and utilization of land, and absorption of social capital.

Its mission is to: "Achieve the comprehensive development of children from the age of three months to four years living in poverty and in social vulnerability through a high quality educational program incorporating the families and the community, and promoting infants' rights in a context of democratic coexistence".3.3

Its objective is to favor systematically, promptly and pertinently the comprehensive development and relevant and significant learning in preschoolers, in accordance with the curricular bases determined as provided by this law, and give assistance to the family in its irreplaceable role as the first educator".

As Geraldine Brady pointed out, it offers the first exposition of abstract lattice theory, the first exposition of Dedekind's theory of chains after Dedekind, the most comprehensive development of the calculus of relations, and a treatment of the foundations of mathematics on the basis of the relation calculus (see Brady 2000: 143 f).

Its neoliberal development programme, Nepad, is less suited to the needs of workers and peasants than the more comprehensive development strategy of the Lagos plan of action, adopted in 1980.

The goal of the event was to stimulate debate on how to best meet the needs for comprehensive development of the children in their earliest years, a discourse markedly absent to date.

Both governments felt that the Ganges water dispute could be approached from the perspective of the vast opportunities for comprehensive development of the region's water resources in the interests of the peoples of both India and Bangladesh (Hossain 1981 11133).

The Commission should draw up a green paper on the sports sector and set up a special group to define the outlines of comprehensive development in this area.