Sentence examples for development the spokesperson from inspiring English sources

"Technology to reduce water used in dyeing is still in early development," the spokesperson says.

"The only reason for Peter's investment in Salford City is aligned with his personal philanthropic interest in youth development," the spokesperson said, "and of course his support for the members of the class of 92".

It will also be spending more on sales, marketing, and product development, the spokesperson said.

When asked if the LLDC plans to include music venues in its development plans, the spokesperson for the LLDC told THUMP that the agency is "happy to and do support music and entertainment venues in the area when they comply with the conditions of their planning permission, but will take action when conditions are breached and other residents and businesses are affected".

"This two-day meeting covers various issues and includes the next round in a long series of discussions on possible ways to mobilise more private sector support for development," the OECD spokesperson said.

"We hope the Korean peninsula maintains stability, and hope [North Korea] achieves economic development and people's happiness," the spokesperson said.

The price, NTT Docomo tells us, is in the "several tens of millions of Euros," along with a reason for why it cannot be more specific: "We cannot disclose the exact price as it affects the business development," a spokesperson says.

The committee will strengthen management of defense science and technology, promote indigenous innovation in national defense, and coordinate integrated development of military and civilian technologies, the spokesperson says.

The spokesperson added that route development remained a priority for the airport, which was working closely with the Welsh government through the newly established Airport Taskforce and Enterprise Zone.

And in the latest development, an Amtrak spokesperson said the national rail agency is "no longer interested in this project".

We believe that these regulations are a progressive development and a step in the right direction," the spokesperson added.