Sentence examples for development went ahead from inspiring English sources

Tanganyika's main objective after the war was to ensure that its program for economic recovery and development went ahead.

He told the council meeting on Wednesday that the farmer who uses the land would need to look for an alternative site if development went ahead.

"If the Festival Wing development goes ahead, the undercroft site is likely to be closed for two to three years anyway," says Borden.

Residents had hoped they would be able to prevent the development going ahead by lobbying councillors during the meeting in Shipley, west Yorkshire.

"If this development goes ahead it will irrevocably change the nature of the area," said Mr Chalkley.

Bill Mayne, chairman of urban regeneration company Newport Unlimited said: "It's hugely important for the future of this city that this development goes ahead.

If the development goes ahead, it will be the first time in the Smithsonian's 168-year history that it has opened a long-term exhibition venue outside of the US.

This would cause "a lot of anger" when unpopular developments went ahead "on the say-so of a national quango reporting directly to ministers".

"We are living with the legacy of lots of houses built on the floodplain, though changes to regulations and planning mean not many developments go ahead there now".

But development officials went ahead and approved such a company anyway.

It identified a moment of industrial take-off, when countries saved enough of their GDP to foster investment and thence an industrial revolution, and development economics went ahead, with an assumption that squeezing peasants would mean investment for big industry.