Sentence examples for development was conceived from inspiring English sources

In 1978, the Whitewater development was conceived.

The development was conceived as condominiums, Ms. Tantleff said.

The development was conceived, in 2008, as a high-end apartment building.

At FdL, we firmly believe in the potential for diaspora engagement to fundamentally change the way international development is conceived and implemented.

Development is conceived of as having both a spatial and a temporal orientation; it implies a movement ahead, towards some kind of better future, which relies on spatial connection, exchanges and contacts with elsewhere.

The Toute Petite Voiture, or very small car, development program was conceived in 1934 with its original design brief calling for "four wheels under an umbrella".

Real estate development of the yards was conceived by Richard Ravitch, the chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in the 1980s.

'Global Conversations' More than 100 countries are taking part in this year's events, and unlike other development campaigns, 'Stand Up' was conceived as a grass-roots effort.

The writer describes the development of marrow transplantation, which was conceived mainly by Dr. E. Donnall Thomas, who was looking for a way to cure leukemia.

It was conceived as a "development round" – offering poor countries a stake in the global trading system to tackle poverty and prevent them from becoming recruiting grounds for terrorism.

To argue that the terrorist attacks made the hardship of distant villagers a national security issue is to disregard the fact that much of America's development assistance during the cold war was conceived as part of the effort to contain Communism -- often with disastrous results for villagers.