Sentence examples for development and move from inspiring English sources

He tells me that if Tiiny doesn't find millions of users, North will simply open source it or cease development, and move on.

To increase the likelihood that emerging technologies, like nanotechnology, will be used to mitigate poverty, policy makers can do several things like change the patent laws to encourage innovation on technologies for the poor, increase research funding in areas that address development, and move pro-poor technologies quickly through the regulation process.

Tocano, a spinout from Delft Technology University in the Netherlands which is working on an inkless printing technology, has closed a €1 million angel round to fund the next stage of its tech development and move a step closer to building its first commercial product.

In a sense, it helped many faith-based NGO´s rethink issues of poverty and development and move away from the Messiah-complex mentality and it's narrow-mindedness and paternalistic bigotry.

By eliminating the traditional corporate boundaries, we can speed the metabolism of everyone's research and development and move into a future of mobility quicker more effecively and more economically".

In 2006, Provincial Highways and Transportation Minister Eldon Lautermilch stated that "twinning will improve the province's busiest highways to support tourism and economic development, and move our export goods to market efficiently across inter-provincial borders".

There has been an increase in funding for education, media and development, and moves to create the first dedicated Gaelic TV channel.

Poor countries are racing through the same demographic transition as rich ones, starting at an earlier stage of development and moving more quickly.

"Can't talk about what's coming next," she says, "but it is in active development and moving extremely fast.

It moved quickly westward, south of a deep layered ridge, escaping the easterly wind shear that had been slowing its development and moving over warmer waters.

Is there any hope for positive political developments and move toward democracy in Iran, or the hardliners have shut all the doors for the foreseeable future?