Sentence examples for viewed development from inspiring English sources
Through a bipartisan consensus, Republican and Democratic leadership have consistently viewed development assistance as a core tool of U.S. foreign policy to address American interests while promoting our democratic ideals and role as a compassionate nation.
He views development from what he called "the money end of the land".
The exhibition also features a gallery of dead fetuses in which visitors can view development from one to nine months.
We view development and expansion of these fuels as a major impediment to reaching the nation's climate protection goals.
Systems perspectives view development as the product of hierarchically-organized levels of varied life processes that are continually changing and interacting as time passes.
An understanding of the ecological systems which dictate landscape form and function must be achieved in order to objectively view development led landscape ecological change.
Incongruous though it may sound – especially to those who view development as a uniformly benign process – many people around the world are harmed by policies carried out in the name of economic modernisation and development.
Thus the series views development studies as an unfinished agenda of economic, social, political, cultural interactions, and possible transformations in a fluid policy and global contexts.
We view development in this area is positive for Ping An and the life insurance sector," Bob Leung, an analyst with Citigroup, said in a research note Thursday.
The homely idiom of "True History of the Kelly Gang" formed a running plea for the humanity of the murderous hero; here the unbridled egotism of the one narrator and the wistful confusions of the other prevent us from viewing developments clearly.
The trial is also being monitored in opposition-held parts of northern Syria, and in western Iraq, where Sunni communities view developments in The Hague as proof that Hezbollah, Syria and Iran have made strategic gains in the region at their expense.
