Sentence examples for development to break from inspiring English sources

The provision was added to the $329 billion Pentagon budget bill by the Democratic-controlled Senate Armed Services Committee two weeks ago in an effort to prevent the Bush administration from using money for missile defense testing and development to break out of the 1972 ABM Treaty.

A: It's not unusual for hardware development to break out some of the key parts, so we've done that.

The bank should aim to possess its own core technologies in this wave of FinTech development to break through the technological barrier and lead industry transition.

The estimator was particularly useful in calculating the time for the development to break through to the substrate, while the parameter identification yielded an accurate model which aided in determining the total process time.

Affinity investing seeks to blend those goals together: utilizing the combination of investment, strategic aid and business development to break down barriers create and grow valuable communities of successful companies with beneficial impact on the world.

Kerry said U.S. priorities in the region were to curb Iran's nuclear development, to break the bitter stalemate in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, and to help end the Syrian war through negotiations.

It is one of the earliest housing developments to break the brownstone's iron grip, with many nooks and crannies, multipaned windows, and roof profiles as picturesque as the Alps: "Tiny, zesty Queen Anne row houses that transport unwary romantics to other climes and another era," says "The A.I.A. Guide to New York City" by Elliot Willensky and Norval White (Crown, 2000).

Some 55 tax breaks expired last year and another six this year, ranging from credits for research and development, to breaks for racehorses and NASCAR race tracks.

Iliad Development hopes to break ground in the fourth quarter on the building on 38th Street, which will have 200 rental apartments, mostly studios and one-bedrooms.

This paper argues that scenario-based design (SBD) offers a useful tool to generate innovative ideas for destination service development and to break down barriers to collaboration amongst tourism stakeholders.

The new Libeskind-designed development is slated to break ground in 2011.