Sentence examples for development of the museum from inspiring English sources

Congress provided $1 million for development of the museum.

The property is currently zoned for residential and community facility use, which would permit the development of the museum and the school but not the office space.

In a 2007 agreement, Heritage Harbor gave Struever Brothers title to the property in exchange for development of the museum space.

But Brendan Miniter, who managed development of the museum, said that Mr. Bush wanted the exhibits to avoid editorializing and, for example, insisted that critical letters from troops be included.

The letter says many of those who had been involved in the founding and development of the museum would welcome the opportunity to try to solve "whatever problems are being encountered in retaining the collection in a national home for photography – preferably in the north of England".

Many of us who have been involved in the founding and development of the museum would welcome the opportunity to be involved in trying to solve whatever problems are being encountered in retaining the collection in a national home for photography – preferably in the north of England.

Ms. Irwin said the town would hire a director of development for the museum, who would help obtain a grant for the museum.

SLI is partnering with Port Discovery Children's Museum in Baltimore to bring the science of early language and literacy development to the museum through a suite of interactive tools to empower parents and caregivers of children 5 and younger to maximize this critical window of language development.

SLI is partnering with the Children's Museum of Manhattan (CMOM) to bring the science of early language and literacy development to the museum through a suite of interactive tools to empower parents and caregivers of children 5 and younger to maximize this critical window of language development.

The collection, valued by Forbes at over $1bn, which will go on show for the first time in autumn 2014, is "unsurpassed in the number of masterpieces and iconic works critical to the development of Cubism", the museum said.

A catalyst for this renewal has been Mr. Abdo's development of the former museum, a 130-year-old building that had previously been a convent.