Sentence examples for development scheme and from inspiring English sources

critically looked at the land development scheme and land-based financing in China and policy flexibility across different urban areas of the country.

This study presents the design, development, scheme and field validation of an early-alert ocean wave system.

The BBC has announced new measures to improve the representation of the Black, Asian and minority ethnic community, including a new executive development scheme and a ringfenced commissioning fund.

Councillor Leigh Bramall, cabinet member for Business, Skills and Development at Sheffield City Council said: "We have got everything in place to make this a viable, attractive development scheme, and we can't wait any longer to take this forward.

The 10 writers will be part of a year-long development scheme and will each receive a seed-commission of £1000, a BBC mentor to broaden their scriptwriting horizons and bring a fresh perspective to their work, the opportunity to develop new work for The Space and a programme of partnership events with theatres.

In the 1970s, the Chinese initiated the development of rice schemes, with the Kibimba rice scheme as a rice technology development scheme and the Doho rice scheme for seed multiplication and popularization of production.

In it the main characters are trying to save their community from mass property development schemes and exploitation.

Together, they are responsible for development schemes and austerity measures that have been a disaster for much of the world.

The academy will be responsible for leadership training and development across the country at both local and national level, as smaller development schemes and support are phased out.

He made a great success of it, masterminding one of the most elegant and effective of the big, lottery-funded development schemes, and doubling visitor numbers.

By the early 21st century, many indigenous South American peoples were exercising increasing political and economic power, particularly in relation to commerce, tourism, and the tensions between development schemes and the preservation of regional ecosystems.