Sentence examples for development wins from inspiring English sources

"In our conversations with thousands of app developers to date, we have found that native development wins out over Javascript when you are trying to deliver apps that take advantage of the complete range of smartphone and tablet functionality coupled with high performance," says Pereira.

Civil society plays a vital role in accountability, as a watchdog, helping people to hold their governments to account, which can underpin better governance and is another way to help hold on to development wins".

OO Sweeping Plan To Use Mojave For Solar, Wind Development Wins OK from the Interior Department within nearly 11 million acres of public lands in California's Mojave Desert, one of the largest intact ecosystems in the continental US.

The speech hit many other expected notes, pointing to the work towards a lighting authority, the Department of Transportation's attempts to improve service, a new payroll system, the tax amnesty program and development wins.

Brazil's Rafaela Silva, native of the City of God slum housing development, won a widely-celebrated gold in judo.

The argument appears to have won over Riba at least; Pocket's Westminster development won one of the institute's awards.

Mr. Erdogan, left, had promised to reorganize his cabinet after his party, Justice and Development, won a narrow victory in municipal elections that held in March.

The reformists held a majority in the parliament, while Rafsanjani's party, Kargozaran, formed in 1996 largely on a platform of economic development, won around 40 seats.

That changed on February 5th, when Josefina Vázquez Mota, a former secretary of education and of social development, won the primary of the conservative National Action Party PANNational Action Party PAN

Although he was despised by the secular establishment, his party, Justice and Development, won a national election in a landslide in 2007.

Anthropological studies have shown that indigenous religions gave birth to many forms of art that, in the course of development, won independence as secular forms of expression.