Sentence examples for available for developing from inspiring English sources
About 20,000 acres remain available for developing vacation homes, resorts and amenities.
Domestic investment accounted for a third of all funding currently available for developing countries in 2012, while foreign aid made up just 0.4% of the total.
Defense expenditures were reduced, and increased allocations were made available for developing roads, bridges, oil pipelines, telephone lines, and other infrastructure.
Vince Cable said the computer controlled vehicles would be trialled in three cities from next year, adding that the government would make a £10m fund available for developing the technology in the UK.
But there remain highly contentious decisions still to be taken, key wording left in square brackets in the 20-page negotiating text: including the date when carbon emissions peak, the amount of money available to help vulnerable countries adjust to the impact of changing climate, and the assistance available for developing countries that are still heavily reliant on fossil fuels.
The R&D share of the funds is the proportion of revenue made available for developing immature powertrain components.
In the reported research, a framework was proposed to compile available information for developing an integrated tolerance synthesis model and a step-by-step tolerance allocation process.
There is no available spectrum suited for developing new wireless communication systems.
Available commercial tools for developing PCC models include Aspen Plus/Custom Modeller developed by Aspen Technology Inc., USA (Zhang et al. 2009) and gCCS developed by a consortium headed by PSE Ltd, UK (Rodríguez et al. 2014).
Among these two strategies, mining publicly available transcriptome resources for developing novel NSCG markers for non-model plant species is being increasingly applied [ 29, 38– 41].
The baseline estimate of a 0.4%% increase in wages in response to a one percentage point decline in the unemployment rate lies in the lower bound of available estimates for developed countries.
