Sentence examples for would contribute to development from inspiring English sources

He also said that this would contribute to development in the region.

The outcome of this study would contribute to development of technical capabilities for the design of freeze-driers applicable to such high valued medicinal herbs.

Greater understanding of how each subset contributes to protective immunity and how T-cell memory is maintained and recalled in a secondary infection would contribute to development of effective vaccines that use these basic features of the immune response.

Finally, development of IT services and travel integrators would contribute to growth of air transportation services market.

"We usedta call ourselves the COSMIC DU-WOP COMMUNE," Shange wrote of her friends then, many of whom would contribute to the development of "for colored girls".

In 2007, the Indian authorities responded to a request from Washington to block a shipment of a large quantity of graphite to Iran, deemed potentially useful to Tehran's missile programme and in December 2008 American diplomats asked Delhi to block the sale to Damascus of components that they feared would contribute to the development of chemical weapons.

When Ms. Roman encountered Mr. Yach at the World Economic Forum in Dubai and heard about PepsiCo's plans to spur the production of chickpeas for the company's use, they began talking about going beyond that to address malnutrition and famine in a way that also would contribute to economic development.

Rational design and construction of advanced hybrid electrodes would contribute to enormous development of rechargeable batteries.

As mentioned earlier, due to its popularity in both Hong Kong and Taiwan, Facebook was selected for informal and social-oriented communications which would contribute to the development of social relationships.

Understanding the functions of these proteins in recurrent AO would contribute to the development of therapeutics for the prevention or treatment of this disease.

Then, the MIVES multi-criteria framework is used to evaluate the degree to which each investment would contribute to sustainable development.