Sentence examples for develop a place from inspiring English sources

"The idea is to develop a place where employees can interact with their co-workers, compete and have a short little spurt of excitement during the workday".

We could develop a place that has no peer anywhere in the country: clean air, pastoral tranquillity, rural landscapes the equal of Provence and Tuscany, medicinal herbs, massages, meditation, spiritual guidance.

"The inital idea came from the Gossip Girl series, but we decided to go further and develop a place where people can share their feelings freely and get honest opinions from their friends, but sharing secrets and gossips can be done too.

VK.com has also developed a place as a key platform for digital media, as one of the most popular places to listen to and share music.

"I know nothing about gambling," the South China Morning Post quoted Fok as saying, "but am very into developing a place's infrastructure".

This paper develops a place invariant based deadlock prevention method to obtain a maximally permissive Petri net supervisor with the lowest implementation cost.

This paper develops a place invariant based deadlock prevention method to obtain an optimal, i.e., maximally permissive, liveness-enforcing Petri net supervisor with a minimal supervisory structure that means the minimal number of control places.

She saw the need to create an active and engaged Jewish community in Poland and had a vision of developing a place in Krakow where people could live in accordance with their traditions and celebrate their Jewish culture.

To address these challenges, this paper develops a place-based approach to the development and implementation of PES schemes that incorporates multi-level governance, bundling or layering of services across multiple scales, and shared values for ecosystem services.

We want this place to be built by young people, we want co-working spaces and a marketplace for young people to develop a creative place," says Andy Budiman, a JOTRC spokesman.

Seymour wanted to develop a working place for a child in which it would be a positive achievement when a child could find the things that could go wrong.