Sentence examples for development addresses from inspiring English sources
Smart growth, which is sometimes called new urbanism or sustainable development, addresses land preservation, affordable housing and the reduction of sprawl.
Current fuel research and development addresses process engineering trends for improving bio-alcohol production in pyrolysis.
The development addresses assignment problems of utility networks with emphasis on the optimal allocation of units over periods for maintenance.
The development addresses assignment problems of utility networks with an emphasis on the optimal allocation of units for maintenance problems.
However, the Strategy's focus on increasing numbers of more highly qualified educators, and offering ongoing professional development, addresses only some of the issues known to challenge workforce sustainability.
The literature on quality effects on child development addresses different questions when the topic is "child care" than when the subject matter is "early education".
This strategy contained many aspects of research and development addressing key priorities in the developing field of environmental public health.
It presages cooperation between the signatories on energy efficiency, renewable energy investment, sustainable urban infrastructure development, addressing deforestation and forest degradation, conducting emissions monitoring, developing market and non-market mechanisms, and pursuing low-emissions, resilient development (whatever that might mean).
Another aspect of multiple-lot development addressed by the new rules are sites that straddle more than one zoning district.
Next month E.U. leaders will meet to discuss plans for the new "2020" program to increase research and development, address labor market failings, and focus on areas such as the digital economy, energy and green growth.
This study investigated K 12 STEM educator participation and perceived utility regarding professional development addressing specific needs of students with identified categorical disabilities and limited English proficiency (LEP).
