Sentence examples for back on developments from inspiring English sources
It infused its Hong Kong-based representatives with new blood and new money, and mandated that they report back on developments and new tactics to influence local politics.
Aid to the world's poorest nations has been hit by the economic downturn across the West as industrialised countries cut back on development spending, it was disclosed yesterday.
They are also cutting back on "development" contracts, where writers were kept on retainer while working on new programmes.Now Hollywood is bracing itself again: actors are soon due to start negotiating with studios to renew their contract, which expires in June 2008.
In 2009, in checking back on development patterns in the Amazon River basin, I examined this question: "Can Roads and Rain Forests Co-Exist?" Here's a Dot Earth Postcard from Erik Hoffner, a writer and photographer associated with Orion Magazine, examining the same question in the context of Russia's old forests and new highway plans.
Both Universal and Sony have announced that they are scaling back on development for the rest of the year.
Comment: Lionhead's recent games, such as The Movies, have not been selling as well as was hoped, and last month the studio laid off 50 staff and cut back on future developments.
Looking back on the developments of standpoint theories, Sandra Harding has argued that while they have been the most controversial of feminist epistemologies, they have also been the most productive with respect to their application in research projects across the disciplines (Harding 2009).
We may look back on this development as one of the key moments in science and ethics of modern times.
Now campaigners say the next step is to make sure the reservoir is refilled and have three other protection measures to fall back on before development.
In response, technical and vocational education and training (TVET) is back on the development agenda after years of neglect.
