Sentence examples for developing new facilities from inspiring English sources

The university will instead plough the money saved from the cuts into its successful subject areas, such as English, history and ancient history, drama, law, Arab & Islamic studies, psychology, geography, classics, theology, archaeology, politics, economics, sociology, physics, sports science and bioscience and medicine, as well as developing new facilities in areas including business.

Further enhancement of the center will depend on developing new facilities, she emphasized.

"We're also investing in our resources, including the Old Town Hall whilst developing new facilities like the arts centre [in the old fire station]." Eden District Council said its council tax rise was in line with inflation and represented an extra 7p a week for a Band D property.

According to one analysis, about 82percentt of the educational budget is spent on salaries for teachers and maintenance of facilities, whereas the remaining 18percentt is used for developing new facilities.

Eventually, if Willow proves a commercial success, customers may develop new facilities based on roll-to-roll manufacturing.

The results of this study can help developers, planners, and designers to adopt reasonable investment decisions as well as better designs in developing new bike facilities.

They thought that Barbadian lawyers were positioned to "explain how the licensing and registration have to comply with laws" to those parties interested in developing new medical tourism facilities, and especially international investors.

Above all else, this episode is going to restore interest in developing new technologies and improved facilities for making these vital products.

It refuses to say how much, but the cost of creating modern manufacturing facilities and developing new models, nearly all of which have sold less well than hoped, must be many times the original purchase price.For that, Ford itself must take much of the blame.

Since then federal agencies tasked with developing new requirements for all chemical facilities in the United States have moved painfully slow.

This allows the speedy disbursement of funds for conducting basic research, developing new production methods, piloting new manufacturing facilities, and disseminating process improvements.