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her in making the reforms required for the better administration and the economic development (...) political development depends above all on the economic progress of the country, begs the League of Nations (...) ment of foreign capital in the development of the natural resources of the country. ” The Council

relating to the Transmission in Transit of Electric Power and to the Development of Hydraulic Power (...) ta tu tes relating to the Transmission in Transit of Electric Power and the Development of H (...) ......................................................................................................................... 19 14. D raft S ta tu te relating to th e Development of Hydraulic Power : General D is c u s s io

or whose national equipment was a t present insufficiently developed. The Committee fully realised tha t (...) had already attained a sufficient degree of technical development. In short, in this respect (...) development of the country ; Establishm ent of b e tte r communications w ith th e principal road systems

life, others at the development of the worker's physical health and strength, and yet others (...) and the distribu- tion of land , the nature of production and the development of means of transport on the other (...) to hamper the development of recreation facilities in the countryside. Hours of work are long, income

development already alluded to as giving large increments of power applies to some engines and much less (...) the superior seriousness of our selection, which might have the effect of retarding the development (...) ) That certain highly advantageous developments, such as compression- ignition engines, being as yet heavier

life, while the region abounds in mineral wealth which has been only partly developed. Situated (...) of the Committee. 2, \7ater Conservancy . Among the more important developments of recent months is the decision (...) with important national institutions in the various countries. 5. Public Health Activities have developed very

session in September 1934, to take such action as might be desirable to continue and develop technical (...) and, if possible, the development of the League’s technical co-operation. General Chiang Kai Shek, President (...) of development sometimes escapes those who are obliged to devote their whole a ttention to systematic work

................................................31 10. Development of Natural Resources . . . . 32 11. Public Utility Concessions (...) -American Development Commission. These various bodies have made useful contributions on particular points (...) . 17. An inflow of resources and skills from abroad enables the recipient country to develop its

by the Advisory Committee, which was appointed by the Assembly to follow the development of the dispute between (...) appointed to follow the development nf the dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay; and at the same time you (...) to follow the development of the dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay. The prohibition of the transit

. The process is, indeed, not complete; but, of the cases which remain, some require only the development (...) of a currency and the raising of loans for constructive economic development. In all these cases, loans were (...) as it now is and is developing, and call attention to certain questions in respect of which it would