Sentence examples for understand developments from inspiring English sources

With events in Europe of historical resonance unfolding before our eyes, it is more vital than ever to understand developments.

Firstly, there is a clear need for localized ex-ante institutional diagnostics to understand developments in food security in Africa.

The framework allows the reader to explore current approaches to biodiversity conservation and the incentives and instruments currently in use to better understand developments, challenges, and opportunities.

Recent trends allow us to understand developments we have had to deal with recently and to estimate their outcomes, as some of their consequences can already be observed today.

Trends 15 Trends Monitoring (or scouting) to understand developments in macro-environment; Big-Trends: clusters of smaller trends (5 10) with significance; Trend Analysis projects only 2 3 years.

It is also important for protection actors to understand developments in ICHL, which increase the obligations or rights of stakeholders, for example, in the criminal treatment of perpetration and participation, in relation to joint criminal enterprise (JCE) and command responsibility (Olásolo 2013; Olásolo et al. 2016; Cassese et al. 2013).

The question was "could we have a development project to help the reader understand development in Africa?" said Bunting.

These groups are chronically underfunded but do important work to prepare audiences to better understand development news.

It offered a more sustainable alternative to the traditional month-long Christmas appeal, giving donors an insight into how their money was being spent and to help them better understand development processes.

In part to better understand development economics, in 2005, during Bloomberg's re-election bid, she decided to finish the degree she'd started years before at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health, cramming for exams in the back of the campaign bus.

Even so, developmental biology continued on its course until at long last we seem to understand development well enough to begin integrating it into the rest of biology.