Sentence examples for developing and widening from inspiring English sources

This followed up on a joint Russian-Iranian announcement that they are "developing and widening their joint work" in the petroleum sector.

The minister, Sergei I. Shmatko, met in Moscow with his Iranian counterpart, Massoud Mir-Kazemi, and issued a joint statement praising "active cooperation between Russian and Iranian companies in the oil, gas and petrochemical sectors, which are developing and widening in their joint work".

He announced that his country would be "developing and widening" already existing cooperation with the Islamic Republic's oil sector.

Here we look at three projects where a range of academic specialists and industry partners have come together to develop and widen access to their innovations.

"We are pleased to be able to support the gallery in its continued development and expansion through our capital programme, enabling them to be more resilient and also helping to develop and widen both its audience and artistic offer".

But if it saved some face for the summit and resolved some trust concerns for China and the US, the deal spat in the face of many developing countries, and widened the trust gap between developing nations and developed.

This finding is even more striking, say the authors, given that income inequality between the developing and developed world seems to have widened slightly.

This centred on allegations of unfairness in the investigation of allegations concerning the late Lord Janner … and developed into widening personal attacks on me and my competence," she said.

In short, as maturity develops and the perspectives widen, the smaller the power of the individual appears, and the greater the power of those forces flowing through the individual.

By acquiring Livescribe, Anoto is widening the kinds of products it's developing and selling.

Similar to other developed nations, widening income disparities and health inequalities have resulted from economic globalization in New Zealand; with regard to nutrition, a proportion of the population now faces food poverty.