Sentence examples for war development from inspiring English sources

China is not in the business of exporting war, development models or moral and political blueprints.

"After the war, development arrived, and eventually Brigitte Bardot," Mr. Martin said.

Six years after the end of the civil war, development is nowhere to be seen in this region dotted by small rural dwellings and a few, isolated cities the size of small European villages.

Following the war, development of the German labour movement paralleled the union structures that were emerging in the American manufacturing sector, with unions eventually representing about 40 percent of the German labour force.

They have huge public debt but as a rich region surely they would be better off not subsidizing poorer regions.The right never acknowledge the part that Catalonia has played in Spain's post war development, I can understand that they are sick of paying for other parts of Spain and being hated in return.

The product of a decade's work, the book gives us post-second world war development economics in a nutshell – or rather in the silver sweep of a DC-8 airliner cabin, since Rostow's primary analogy was that of "take off": an aeronautical rendering of the moment when, with sufficient capital and other preconditions in place, "the old blocks and resistances to steady growth are finally overcome".

Starting with the slave trade, through the Vietnam War, developments in the music are traced to particular historical events.

Investors are more preoccupied by war developments, as shown by the Thursday rally, which came despite weaker-than-expected retail sales for February.

The shift in the American attitude was closely linked to two major post war developments within Sri Lanka, which the US did not anticipate or desire.

"Until that moment, the EU seemed like a logical post-war development.

The post-war development of the New York sky line was the subject of Suzannah Lessard's Reporter at Large "The Towers of Light," from 1978.