Sentence examples for developments together with from inspiring English sources

These developments, together with curriculum and examination reforms, marked a new beginning in New Zealand education.

These developments, together with slowed growth in Estonia's main export markets, will affect Estonian production and export growth rates, which will slow substantially in 2011.

"If not reversed, these developments, together with a pace of growth that is likely to fall short of potential for a time, should lead inflation to moderate later this year and next year".

A full lifecycle perspective is included, emphasizing early stage phases associated with scientific and technological developments, together with key transitions between phases related to the conversion of scientific knowledge to technological capability, application, industrial activity and economic value.

This chapter outlines selected recent developments, together with some reminders of traditional methods, in the chemistry of penams A (4-thia-1-azabicyclo[3.2.0]heptan-7-one) and penems B (4-thia-1-azabicyclo[3.2.0]hept-2-en-7-one).

The special objectives of the Transport Operational Program include the upgrading of the TEN-T elements in Hungary both for rail and also for road transport, the fostering of intra-regional connections and intermodal hub developments together with eco-friendly and public transport developments.

Small island developing states do have a number of unique problems, namely, small scale economic development together with environmental sustainability.

Such a development, together with the fact that the BoE's forward guidance wasn't universally approved of within the Bank, will only add to the sense that the BoE won't wait until 2016 before tightening monetary policy.

This development, together with improving UK consumer confidence and an increasingly supportive pound/dollar rate, leads us to increase our earnings per share estimates for 2015 and 2016 by 3% and 5% respectively.

Metal-bearing regions include shield structures affected by mountain building or trough development, together with the intensely folded ridges that rose from the eugeosynclines (narrow subsiding troughs that fill with debris) on the periphery.

In the course of their quarrels, the gentry and the nobility put aside old codes of civility, and that development, together with certain very striking national events—notably the ouster and probable murder of Richard II by Henry Bolingbroke, at the end of the century created what Cantor calls a "new dark age of bad behavior".