Sentence examples for developing a new set of from inspiring English sources

Unable to reach consensus on some of the big issues, said world leaders conceded defeat and instead set up a working group of 30 countries to formulate a plan for developing a new set of global development targets; by striking a balance between the three pillars of economy, society and environment, they would … well, you know the rest.

While many lament the death of local news, a small army of tech startups has been developing a new set of tools to figure out how to save it.

By the time the 2007 report was published, climate scien- tists were already developing a new set of models for the next I.P.C.C. re- port.

Our preferred model provides the basis for developing a new set of groundwater Nitrate Vulnerable Zones that should help England and Wales to comply with the EU Nitrate Directive.

He spent the next 20 years engineering physical models to represent mathematical models of the human body, developing a new set of approaches on tissue engineering, drug discovery and toxicology with his so-called body-on-a-chip, a microfluidic device that can replicate the functions of organs and tissue.

Another is Fortified Bicycles, which is developing a new set of anti-theft bike lights that can be easily recharged using micro-USB.

The company is partnering with Advanced Micro Devices, better known to all of us as AMD, to develop a new set of tools for developers working on VR and 360 video news experiences.

People's relationship to news has changed creating a different type of news consumer who has developed a new set of digital behaviors.

The one important outcome of the Rio+20 summit was the agreement to develop a new set of goals to succeed the millennium development goals (MDGs) in 2015.

In 2010, UNICEF developed a new set of generic tools for programming and capacity development on community based IYCF counselling.

For this 10-year round, FAO has developed a new set of guidelines that involve a number of developments taking into account the changing nature of data use and collection.