Sentence examples for development reading from inspiring English sources

Most middle leaders found the allocated time (4 h/week) to be adequate for the required tasks, although some requested more time for their own professional development (reading for professional knowledge development and to better develop their leading practices).

Instead, she began working in film development, reading scripts for the British Film Institute and Film 4. "And I read so many scripts and started to think, 'Some of these aren't very good," she explains.

She had been working for eight years in New York, most recently as a director of development — reading scripts and seeking new film projects — for Andrew Lauren Productions, which made "The Squid and the Whale".

More than 21,000 children couldn't count to 10 and 17% could not recognise or name all the letters of the alphabet, suggesting that the government is going to fall short of its targets in personal, social and emotional development, reading writing and maths for five-year-olds.

Recent cuts to federal and state funding have reduced lead abatement efforts and present a serious environmental risk to our efforts to improve early childhood development, reading levels, and crime reduction.

GDS [ 6] was used to record early childhood developmental delay and neuro-developmental problems and covered seven areas: motor milestones, language milestones, social development, reading problems, neuro-developmental problems, enuresis and encorporesis.

You have to be connected with every new medical development, read about them and discuss them.

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The roster of names behind this development reads like an architecture hall of fame, with Koolhaas, Holl, Oscar Tusquets Blanca, Mark Mack, Christian de Portzamparc and Osamu Ishiyama all designing units.

Then Thomas Schoff, the director of development, read a brief message from the Brown Foundation, which had voted to establish the chair in '82 when Balanchine was alive.

This information is usually delivered by the development (read fund-raising) office, along with a heartfelt plea to help plug that gap with a donation.