Sentence examples for development and stepping up from inspiring English sources

While the IPR chapter in the Agreement, particularly the section pertaining to patents, would surely bring greater certainty to foreign investors in Mexico, it would most likely prevent the state from upgrading domestic technology development and stepping up innovation by national industrial and scientific communities.

On the call, first reported by the Financial Times, Trump and Tsai also exchanged ideas about stimulating Taiwan's economic development and stepping up security, the presidential office said in a statement.

The report recommends strengthening health systems in low-income countries as a first line of defence, establishing a permanent WHO health emergency centre to lead and coordinate defences and action, and stepping up research and development into infectious diseases through an annual investment of at least £686m.

It has modernized domestic mines, made coal-fired electricity plants more efficient and stepped up development of nuclear and renewable power.

And stepped up to the plate.

We question his economic development strategy — stepping up public sector hiring in the district — but his talent and energy make him the best pick for the job.

I have the Development team stepping up its outreach to a grateful industry.

To compete with the multinational newcomers, Petrobras has been modernizing and streamlining domestic operations, cutting staff to 33,000 from around 70,000 the last seven years while stepping up development and production.

Companies previously hiring in drug development or research are now stepping up to build manufacturing facilities that will take their products into the real world.

Now what's left is for the more artistic side of mobile gaming development and publishing to step up creatively and – as I said last week – provide the HBO side to mobile culture.

To address those concerns, Mr. Browne and Mr. Rodriguez said, Telemundo is stepping up its development of programming that integrates advertisers' products into the plot lines, known as branded entertainment.