Sentence examples for development refers to the from inspiring English sources

The commercial strip development refers to the commercial activity developed along the main road such as shops, retail stores, fast food services, gas stations, etc.

Test development refers to the science and art of developing tests as valid measures of the intended construct.

UNICEF (2010) has drafted an Integrated Quality Framework for ECDiE which provides a globally recognized detailed and comprehensive definition of ECD: "Early childhood development refers to the processes through which a young child under eight years develops his/her optimal physical health, mental alertness, emotional confidence, social competence and readiness to learn.

Process development refers to the exercise of creating a means to manufacture a given food in a given quantity.

Sustainable development refers to the achievement of both ecological and socio-economic objectives over a relevant time period.

This development refers to the trajectory from design to redesign and from the initial use of the PMS to new ways of use.

"We expect to lose hundreds of them," said Michael J. Olivier, the state secretary of economic development, referring to the city's small businesses.

"I just don't get that," said Robert C. Lieber, the deputy mayor for economic development, referring to the opposition to foreign investments in New York banks.

"That's been our secret ambition all along," said David T. Blasingame, vice chancellor for alumni and development, referring to the $1.5 billion figure.

Ms. Li, in an interview in March, said, "I think it's a disease of development," referring to the pressures created by surging car ownership and high-speed construction accompanying China's fast economic growth.

Rabbi Yehiel Grenimann, RHR's director of organization development, referred to the example set by the American civil rights leader Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, who participated in civil rights demonstrations with Rev.