Sentence examples for corporation to develop from inspiring English sources

Beyer Blinder Belle, the architecture and planning firm hired by the Port Authority and the development corporation to develop up to six possible master plans for the trade center site, is expected to incorporate the possible uses of other properties into its plans, officials said.

Mr Obama's White House, by contrast, has pushed for NASA to contract with commercial space firms such as SpaceX, Orbital Sciences, Blue Origin and the Sierra Nevada Corporation to develop rockets and spacecraft capable of flying astronauts at least as far as the ISS by 2017 or 2018.

A design team at Harvey Mudd College Engineering Clinic in California has completed a year-long project sponsored by Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Corporation to develop innovative tamper/child resistance and authentication features for fuel cell cartridges designed to be used in portable electronics.

The first full report by a presidential commission on how to deal with nuclear waste has, as predicted, called for interim storage of nuclear waste off site from nuclear power plants, and for creating a new corporation to develop one or more deep geological repositories "as expeditiously as possible".

Perhaps we should work with them to form a public-private multinational corporation to develop and market solar cells, batteries and smart grids.

Constellation Brands, home of Corona beer, is investing $5 billion in licensed producer Canopy, and Molson Coors Canada has teamed up with Quebec LP Hydropothecary Corporation to develop weed drinks.

Cubo is a major milestone for startups and large corporations to develop deeper and far-reaching relationships in Brazil.

Some of the literature has focused on the incentives for resource allocation by corporations to develop drugs for either prevention (vaccinations) and treatment.

This program fosters partnerships between center researchers and affiliate corporations to develop promising nanotechnology discoveries and facilitate technology transfer, and will match employment opportunities within affiliate corporations with CBEN students.

For example, the University of Cincinnati's Live Well Collaborative connects students and faculty with corporations to develop products and services aimed at consumers aged 50 years and older.

Additionally, Lima is currently working with the MIT Regional Entrepreneurship Acceleration Program — a two-year initiative that works with local government, academia, investors, entrepreneurs and corporations to develop an actionable framework for strengthening innovative and entrepreneurial ecosystems.