Sentence examples for development dates back to from inspiring English sources

The river's development dates back to 1819, when Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles landed, according to legend, on the bank opposite where the Fullerton now stands.

The notion that religion plays a central role in economic development dates back to Max Weber's 1905 treatise "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism".

Its co-operation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development dates back to independence in 1991 and is aimed at reforming and liberalising the economy.

yr B.P. at least, (2) the first evidence of salt marsh development dates back to ca. 4500 cal.

Tradeshift's alignment with decentralization and open-source development dates back to the founders' relationships prior to founding Tradeshift.

The peak of the castle's development dates back to 1309, when the headquarters of the Teutonic Order were moved from Venice to Malbork.

Genes activated early on in placental development date back to the first multicellular organisms, as they have counterparts in many species.

The use of sunflower as an oil crop is a more recent development, dating back to the eighteenth century in Eastern Europe.

The first mechanical model that explains brain development dates back almost four decades (Richman et al. 1975).

This is understandable, because carbon labelling is a much more recent development—organic labelling dates back to the 1970s, and Fairtrade to the late 1980s and the right ways to do it are still being worked out.

Community development in Ghana dates back to 1948, after the Second World War when the British colonial regime established the Department of Social Welfare and Community Development.