Sentence examples for the crisis of development from inspiring English sources

He believes that the Live Aid "experience" was a profound social innovation that helped to shape the views of those western politicians who have shown real interest in addressing the crisis of development, above all in sub-Saharan Africa.

The bank was conceived as a nonpolitical instrument that would lend money to governments and finance private investments based on technical economic considerations, Bruce Rich, a lawyer with Environmental Defense, explains in his book, "Mortgaging the Earth: The World Bank, Environmental Impoverishment and the Crisis of Development" (Beacon Press, 1994).

There has been considerable discussion in recent years of the potential for ending the crisis of development assistance through the natural workings of the global market economy.

It is a bold vision that deals with the crises of growth and the current development sprawl, while returning to a cherished American icon; that of a "compact, close-knit community".

The crises of sustainable development, it concludes, 'have already become crises of national and global security.' The changes proposed include new UN bodies and summits, built around achievement of ten yet-to-be-agreed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that will follow on from the Millennium Development Goals.

This caused the crisis of large companies and facilitated the development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), organized in districts that found their strength in production specialization and, at the same time, flexibility.

The first section looks at the implications of the Syrian refugee crisis for Turkey, presenting the background to the crisis, the development of the guest narrative, and the troubles that mass reception of refugees has generated.

Most crucially, the plan fails to address the roots of the crisis: uneven provincial development, unemployment, a lack of transparency in the government, and tensions between Libyan elites who accommodated the Qaddafi regime and those who were persecuted by it.

This chapter discusses the causes of disruptive behavior, the management of disruptive behavior, the crisis development behavior models, and the protection officer guidelines.

"The heightening of awareness of the crisis here, of too much development, is a positive situation," Mr. Frelinghuysen said, adding that there was now more talk in many quarters, from the White House to private fund-raising organizations, about how to save the highlands.

With the economy in free-fall, a more concrete debate will occur in Belém on "the nature of the crisis" and the model of development, according to Cándido Grzybowski, the head of the Brazilian Institute of Social and Economic Analyses (IBASE) and one of the original organisers of the WSF.