Sentence examples for development was launched from inspiring English sources

The Summer Street development was launched on 17 December 1992, just months after Black Wednesday.

The Commission's final publication, The Growth Report: Strategies for Sustained Growth and Inclusive Development, was launched in May of 2008.

A vibrant hub for Scotland's creative and cultural industries, as well as health and social care students, the £81m Ayr campus development was launched in January last year, and is a key component of a multi-campus investment programme at the University of the West of Scotland (UWS).

To further expand research in education research program field, funding for a large project studying the variations of quality in ECEC in Norway and the effects of different quality on children's well-being and social, emotional and cognitive development was launched under the program Norwegian Research towards 2020 (Utdanningdirektorater, 2013).

RAND, an acronym for "research and development," was launched in 1946 as a private research arm of the Army Air Forces, whose successor, the Air Force, would remain its primary financial backer and client for years to come.

For instance, the National Policy on Population for Development was launched in 1988 13 and was revised in 2004.

The number new developments being launched onto the sales market is not only surpassing last year's mark, but is the highest since 2007.

The Guardian's award-winning global development site was launched in 2010 to provide special focus on the millennium development goals — the eight targets set in 2000 by the United Nations Millennium Declaration with the aim of improving the lives of the world's poorest people by 2015.

A new qualification for project managers working in the development sector was launched last week, offering a low-cost, web-based exam for global development workers.

The Lancet Early Childhood Development Series was launched at a stakeholder event in Washington, D.C., on October 5, just ahead of the World Bank Group / International Monetary Fund Annual Meetings.

In 2008, the Northumberland Development Project was launched by Spurs to turn the ground into a 60,000-seat stadium.