Sentence examples for development seizing from inspiring English sources

She is the daughter of Park Chung-hee, the dictator who set South Korea on the path of break-neck development, seizing power in 1961 and assassinated by his security services in 1979.

Moving forward on pollution reduction standards for coal plants, spurring new wind and solar energy development, seizing opportunities to make buildings more energy efficient and advancing clean car and truck technologies will create jobs, grow the economy, avoid energy waste and protect our public health and environment.

Galvanising development and seizing new trading opportunities depends on technologies, transport, capital and much else.

For many who live, work and study in Bournemouth, it is about the next stage in the seaside town's development, about seizing the attention to highlight a small town on the south coast with lofty ambitions.

The announcement yesterday by Park Place appears to be another attempt to outmaneuver the tribe's original partners in Monticello, Catskill Development, and seize control of a project that the developer estimates could generate more than $1 billion a year.

One elderly couple had taken advantage of the gradual pace of development and seized an empty plot of land to farm peanuts and lettuce.

As development has seized parts of South Los Angeles — in particular the area around Crenshaw Boulevard near Exposition and Martin Luther King Jr. boulevards — Halsey has felt an urgency to pay tribute to and record the presence of black Los Angeles.

To accelerate development we are seizing on a revolution in the space industry where the use of very small spacecraft known as nanosatellites is enabling access to space for a large number of organisations with only modest funding.

Companies like this electronics manufacturer, which are concerned with external developments and with seizing the opportunities that arise, use budgets mostly for planning, in order to have current thinking implemented throughout the company and to compare performance with plans.

Another resource of development is to seize on an apparently minor feature of the exposition and, by developing it extensively, to demonstrate its hidden importance.

Move ahead forty years and the city's debris is from new development, which has seized vacant space throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn.