Sentence examples for commission the development from inspiring English sources

These raids prompted the Admiralty to commission the development of the first specialized heavy night bomber, the Handley Page H.P. O/100, which flew for the first time in December 1915.

According to Food Reference, it's been said that in the 18th Century, Napoleon Bonaparte was the first to commission the development of reliably preserving food; and a Frenchman by the name of Nicholas Appert has been credited to have come up with the first form of preserved canning (realizing that fully cooked food when tightly sealed didn't spoil).

Furthermore, the Committee had proposed to the Commission the development of a general standard applicable to bottled or packaged waters other than "natural mineral waters".

Increasing prevalence of GDM, the benefits of treatment, and variations in practice nationally and internationally led the New Zealand Ministry of Health to commission the development of a clinical practice guideline ('Screening, Diagnosis and Management of GDM in New Zealand: A Clinical Practice Guideline' 6).

The regions can recommend to the Commission the development of global standards for products of interest to the region, including products considered by the Committee to have an international market potential in the future.

The Canadian Space Agency CSAA) recently commissioned the development of a suite of over fifty well-characterized planetary analogue materials.

Congress commissioned the development of objective employment data, and, since the nineteen-forties, two government data sets have been essential measures of the nation's economic health.

But G.M. picked up customers by offering "a car for every purse and purpose," a phrase coined by its president, Alfred P. Sloan Jr. So, Mr. Ford's son Edsel commissioned the development of the Mercury Eight, which went on sale in 1939.

Because a fully developed and comprehensive medical school disaster medicine curriculum was not available, the German government commissioned the development of a core medical student disaster medicine curriculum that could serve as a standardized template.

No agreement was reached, but within a year Edison commissioned the development of the Kinetoscope, essentially a "peep-show" system, as a visual complement to his cylinder phonograph.

Departing the Vitascope operation after little more than a year, Edison commissioned the development of his own projection systems, the Projectoscope and then multiple iterations of the Projecting Kinetoscope.