Sentence examples for the development component from inspiring English sources
While seasonal worker regulations in Germany and France are strongly employer driven, the Australian and New Zealand schemes pursue twin objectives: fulfilling development goals and increasing labour supply, with Australia placing a slightly stronger emphasis on the development component and New Zealand on the labour supply.
The IOM has been mandated to design projects aiming at "strengthening the development component of the Mobility Partnership" in Moldova and Georgia, initiatives that have again mainly consisted in building the capacities of the national policy-makers, in identifying "best practices" and encouraging the mobilization of the diaspora.
Generally, there are considerable gaps between the printed and approved budgets and actual expenditures, and specifically for the development component.
The development component is to be released on a biannual basis and the recurrent component on a quarterly basis.
Conversely, the timing and fate of the development component deals with the eventual (sometimes unobserved) probability of a developmental event occurring.
In the current study it was found that that there are considerable gaps between the printed and approved health budgets and actual health expenditures in general and for the development component in specific.
Microlending in Haiti may indeed be one of the development components that can help the devastated island survive ("Can Microlending Save Haiti?" Nov. 14).
Of course, there's a lot more to a sharing economy app than there is to a notification layer, mobile payments gateway or in-app purchase system, which are just a few of the development components now being offered on a SaaS basis.
This means that the skills assessed were broader than those taught within the 'professional development' component of the curriculum.
We intend to provide birth attendants with the guideline development component, a computer and bibliography following the completion of the study.
The project is part of the adolescent development component of UNICEF's child -friendly schools programme, which aims to help reduce young people's involvement in risky behaviour that can lead to HIV infection.
