Sentence examples for development of provisions from inspiring English sources

A consensus on the wind directionality issue is needed for the validation by building officials of the wind-tunnel procedure allowed by the ASCE 7-95 Standard, and for the development of provisions for wind loads that use large aerodynamic and climatological databases.

At the same time, however, the Union's institutions, doubtless not wishing to be seen as inactive, are recommending development of provisions ensuring consistent implementation of the TAC, even when, as stated, the data is known to be inadequate.

The development of improved provisions for the design of stainless steel circular hollow section beam columns is currently underway.

This review partially formed the basis of the development of design provisions on the NSM strengthening technique in the relevant Hong Kong design guideline.

Because of the large number and wide variety of experimental studies conducted on FRP debonding, recent efforts have been made to compile information in the literature to enable the development of design provisions and guide future research efforts.

The authorities in Nepal need to invest in ground motion monitoring, research in engineering seismology, measures to reduce seismic vulnerability of existing structures, and development of design provisions for new structures.

In return, you'll get to lead the development of skills provision in the region.

This proved a significant stage in the development of library provision.

Professor Gordon McVie, senior consultant at the European Institute of Oncology and chairman of the company, said the new centres are an "exciting and important development of the provision of cancer treatment in the UK".

Professor Gordon McVie, Senior Consultant at the European Institute of Oncology said: "This is an exciting and important development of the provision of cancer treatment in the UK.

The development of heat provision from biomass does not depend so much on support schemes but on emission control regulation, especially for the small-scale sector.