Sentence examples for development of a road from inspiring English sources

The chapter outlines the current knowledge gaps and significant efforts undertaken by major national and international organizations for the development of a road map to guide the necessary research to avoid unintended environmental health and safety consequences.

ASTRONET--a network of European funding agencies and research organizations set up in 2005 to develop a strategy for European astronomy over the next 20 years--was almost done identifying key scientific priorities, and program officials were looking for a postdoctoral scientist to help coordinate the development of a road map to build the necessary infrastructure.

In classical antiquity, the western Istria route was first used by Via Flavia in the classical antiquity, but the roads in the area declined in the Middle Ages and subsequent division of the Istrian Peninsula by the Republic of Venice and the Habsburg Empire was not conductive to development of a road system.

In 2001, the RAWG began the development of a road map to identify national research priorities in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.

To facilitate development of a road map for this needed paradigm change in carcinogenicity testing, a workshop titled "Genomics in Cancer Risk Assessment" brought together toxicologists from academia and industry and government regulators and risk assessors from the United States and the European Union.

I believe that Doha, like the last COP in Durban, is a great opportunity for Europe, and the European Union, to head up the development of a road map for energy efficiency, with different types of goals, with common actions, with deadlines, etc.

"Europe is leading in the development of a hydrogen road map for the world.

The methodology which utilizes triangulation techniques (Digital Terrain Model – DTM) consists of three stages: development of (a) the road surface, (b) virtual field-of-view surface, and (c) virtual line of sight-plane.

A debate over the development of a toll road in Dallas led businessmen involved in city council races to create opposing super PACs.

In areas where serious differences exist, such as Syria and Yemen, these differences can be alleviated through the development of a diplomatic road map aimed at finding a political solution amicable to all relevant parties.

One example of such an external driving force is a World Bank loan in the 1990s that required the Peruvian government to assign 10% of the loan to the development of a comprehensive road safety strategy.