Sentence examples for call for developing from inspiring English sources
This study has further addressed the call for developing targeted professional development (Shannon et al., 1998; Baldwin and Wawrzynski, 2011) by identifying aspects that distinguish GTAs from faculty and that could be the focus of professional development.
The letter said the team's proposal "does call for developing the space that was being used by the boxing center into community space".
Given these patterns, rebuilding the site will call for developing a strong relationship between old and new and establishing vitality at street level where urbanites congregate.
The EPAs would institutionalise the EU's call for developing countries to liberalise their economies and open up their markets to European goods.
The secretary will also call for developing munitions that can penetrate caves and hardened, deeply buried bunkers -- one area where military officials say American bombs were not always effective in Afghanistan.
*The Democrats call for developing the technology for a limited system to protect the nation from ballistic missile attacks, while the Republicans support moving full speed ahead with an ambitious, space-based system.
The Senate version did not continue development of the Ares I and called for developing a heavy-lift rocket by the end of 2016; the House bill would slow the heavy-lift development, with completion by 2020.
The agreement also calls for developing "action plans" to correct serious safety problems within nine months.
Outlining a broad overhaul of American nuclear policy, a secret Pentagon report calls for developing new nuclear weapons that would be better suited for striking targets in Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Libya.
On the one hand, the report called for developing nuclear weapons that would be better suited for striking targets in Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Libya, a shift away from cold war situations involving Russia.
Ever since 1990, when Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole called for developing rules to reduce repetitive stress injuries, the nation has searched for some consensus to address what is widely considered its biggest workplace safety problem.
