Sentence examples for division to develop a from inspiring English sources

The group called on the Child Protection Services division to develop a two-tiered response system, dispatching investigators to homes with potential for the most dangerous situations, and sending workers from social service agencies in other cases.

The Canadian native worked in the project's theoretical division to develop a trigger mechanism for the bomb sometimes called "the Christy gadget".

In 1929, the Magistrat commissioned the city planning division to develop a concept for a new administrative building encompassing two city blocks that would also link the Stadthaus to the City Hall.

Toyota said today it will invest 7.5 billion JPY — $68 million — in taxi firm Nihon Kotsu's tech division to develop an on-demand service for passengers and drivers.

Vodafone recently created an Internet Services division to develop mobile Web services and lured Pieter Knook, a senior vice president in Microsoft's mobile communications unit, to run it.

Buried in the small type Monday was an announcement by Viacom's studio Paramount that it will create a division to develop programming for wireless devices (i.e., iPhone).

When AMC started a division to develop original Web series, it was reasonable to expect that the online shows would resemble the channel's ballyhooed television dramas — "Breaking Bad," "Mad Men," "The Walking Dead," "The Killing" — that traffic in pitch-black humor and grim horror and film noir.

Although AI has been through cycles of hype and disappointment before, big technology companies have recently been scrambling to hire experts in the field, in the hope of building machines that can learn even more sophisticated tasks.IBM said this month it would invest $1 billion in a new division to develop uses for Watson, its computer that understands human language.

He re-evaluated the product line, reorganized the company's structure and established a research division to develop prescription drugs that would comply with the safety requirements of the newly enacted Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938, according to the essay about Mr. McNeil, which appeared in the book "Pharmaceutical Achievers," published by the Chemical Heritage Foundation.

The aim of the three-level division was to develop a broad context of findings concerning the perceptions of social structures, power relations, and effects in and of center housing.

The NIEHS Office of the Director will be working with division leaders to develop an initiative on infectious disease and environmental health to incorporate infectious disease into the toxicological paradigm.