Sentence examples for development of the hub from inspiring English sources

Dr Ian Walton, who has led the development of the hub and services like the esteem team, says it is all about listening to people and focusing on their most pressing needs, which are not always medical.

The number of assigned hub and non-hub classifications is shown in Table 1. Figure 2 illustrates the subsequent steps involved in the development of the hub protein classifiers and their corresponding bioinformatics analyses.

In the same way that a glut of gas led to the development of the Henry Hub in America, European hubs such as the Netherlands' Title Transfer Facility developed to sell the spot gas.

NAI/James E. Hanson thinks the market in Central New Jersey is particularly strong, citing the development of the distribution hub at Exit 8A.

Additionally, Mr. Libeskind has agreed with the Port Authority that he will have a role in the development of the transportation hub, both its underground components and the structure that many officials have likened to Grand Central Terminal.

I thank Concern Worldwide leadership and staff Siobhan Walsh, Joe Cahalan, Mila Rosenthal, Ariel Higgins-Steele and Katie Waller who provided suggestions on this Commentary, and a special thanks to Meg Wirth, founder of Maternova, for her contributions to the design and development of the Maker Hub project.

The Premier League, likely to top £8bn for its TV rights from 2016-19, has yet to specify its investment in grassroots facilities from that bonanza, although it contributes to the foundation and is likely to support financially the development of the 3G hubs in urban sites that are close to professional clubs.

"We expect that the development of the project, both the hub and [research] nodes that will be built in the delta and throughout Europe will generate a major positive change in the entire region and beyond".

UNICEF and Africa Directions launch a new global initiative on Theatre for Development LUSAKA, Zambia, 6 July 2015 (UNICEF) - The Government of Zambia, UNICEF, and the non-governmental organization Africa Directions have launched a new global initiative on Theatre for Development in the hub of Africa, Zambia.

The revolution many see as inevitable now seems to be well and truly underway: Shetty is currently secretary general of Amnesty International where he's overseeing a reorganisation whose buzz phrase is "closer to the ground", with a big reduction of the size of the London office and the development of new hubs around the world.

During the nascent stages of development of the two gambling hubs, rumors and allegations that the two men had ties (and used those ties) to organized crime groups and criminal outfits surfaced.