Sentence examples for development for its from inspiring English sources

As well as its international aspirations, the university will also develop lifelong learning and continuing professional development for its alumni and others.

Microsoft is working to unite development for its two core Windows platforms, incentivizing developers to create apps for Windows by making it easier to target two separate audiences while reusing much of the code between the applications.

Eddie Habibi, the CEO of PAS told CRN it hopes to increase research and development for its flagship software product, Cyber Integrity, which protects critical infrastructure from security risks associated with industrial IoT applications.

Under his leadership the union greatly increased its membership; it secured unemployment insurance, provided a housing development for its members, and organized two banks, which, during the Great Depression, preserved several garment businesses by granting loans to the firms or by buying their stock.

Sonian says it will use the funds for continued research and development for its information archiving platform, and business expansion.

The addition of this key new feature also proves that the brand has not given up software development for its popular 4K disc spinners, despite announcing back in April that it was no longer rolling any new models off its 4K Blu-ray production line.

At Apple's developer conference keynote tomorrow, the company seems poised to showcase new developments for its ARKit augmented reality platform.

In comparison with traditional methods, such as optical or scanning electron (SEM) microscopy, Micro X-ray CT-scan has advantages in the study of rubber filler aggregation and crack developments for its continuous and no-break scanning.

Earlier this month, America Online announced that it was offering a software development kit for its instant messaging service, AIM.

Without a solid domestic tax base, no country can sustainably promote development for all its people and eradicate poverty.

Faxon added that it is "business as usual" for EMI and that the deal is a "positive development for EMI, its employees, artists, songwriters and suppliers".