Sentence examples for development and the introduction from inspiring English sources
Conversely, the young may gain from multinational corporations through, for example, infrastructural development and the introduction of health and educational technologies.
Zimmer is committed to research and development and the introduction of new products, the company said, adding that the factory closure in North Carolina, while difficult, "is in the best interest of the company's stockholders".
I have recently worked on a research project dealing with sustainable development and the introduction of sustainable principles into the lives and daily decisions of individuals.
As stated before, the joint R&D project "IWRM Indonesia" aimed at the development and the introduction of adapted technologies in the water sector of karst areas.
Other reform tactics included reducing the size differences between secondary schools (secondary schools used to be the largest across OECD countries but are now the smallest), decentralization, increased school autonomy, professional development, and the introduction of national exams.
Thus, the development and the introduction of systematic interventions for all patients that can be integrated in routine healthcare would be a significant advance.
Under the rallying cry of "One Ford," the company is on a mission to globalize product development and accelerate the introduction of fuel-efficient cars in the United States.
That puzzlement soon turned to anger, forcing the ejection of the man who had led Windows 8's development, Steve Sinofsky, and the introduction of Windows 8.1, which, while it didn't bring the Start menu, did at least let you start off in desktop mode.
Despite steadily increasing investments into drug research and development operations and the introduction of novel technology platforms like high throughput and high-content screening, up to date the output of novel, effective drugs for complex diseases is not only low but shows a continuous downturn.
Innovation-system fit refers to the degree of alignment between the organisation's wider development goals and the introduction of a specific innovation.
The development and commercial introduction of the AquaMaster® range of electromagnetic flowmeters offers much potential benefit for large scale water flow management.
