Sentence examples for the universal development from inspiring English sources

"It is an important result for the universal development of rugby, especially rugby sevens.

Their opportunities for achieving the universal development goals are inextricably linked to increased peace, security and stability.

In 1969, Brent Berlin and Paul Kay, after comparing the color words from 98 languages, "proposed a model for the universal development of color-vocabularies," Mr. Gage writes.

Prompt sees chatbots as successor to apps, and wants to be the universal development platform where they get built.

"The Christian goal for the world," theologian David Chilton has explained, is "the universal development of Biblical theocratic republics".

Of particular importance, now that the life span of people with DS has increased to >60 years, is the universal development of the pathology of AD by age 30 and the development in half of those with DS of an AD-like dementia by the age of 50 [ 27].

Antiestrogens such as tamoxifen are one of the most effective methods of treating estrogen receptor (ERalpha) positive breast cancers; however, the effectiveness of this therapy is limited by the almost universal development of resistance to the drug.

UN officials repeatedly emphasize that managing the effects of climate change will have a direct impact on achieving the new universal development aspirations of Agenda 2030, or the Sustainable Development Goals, which went into effect in January for 15 years.

The almost universal development of treatment resistance and disease relapse following systemic cytotoxic or targeted therapies has made survival in PC achievable in only a small minority of patients.

An example of how progress on commitments to the new global vision of universal development manifests in implications for the national policy agenda on the future of work is provided by Slovenia.

A new nationwide high-speed road network enables universal development of the country, promotes innovative industries, extends the life field of the citizens, and is an inevitable basis for the industrial development.