Sentence examples for familiar with development from inspiring English sources

The institute's focus — socially-responsible business that also makes a profit — won't be novel to anyone familiar with development work.

That said, sources familiar with development of the rule have in recent days and weeks signaled optimism with where the administration is leaning.

Rolen, according to a person familiar with developments, has noticed the unusual treatment but has not said anything to Bowa.

One lawyer familiar with developments said there was such widespread disagreement among the clubs about the desirability of a worldwide draft that management might abandon the idea.

Having worked with Hollywood executives during my time at the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), I am familiar with television development and know how the beginning of the development process affects the potential for gay and transgender visibility.

But a person familiar with the development project said that the city was in advanced discussions with a developer, Plaza Capital Group Management, to build the wheel.

Details were gathered from officials who read the directive today and who were familiar with its development.

The steroids agreement, a person familiar with the development said last night, is conditional on the two sides reaching complete agreement on a new labor contract.

In a transaction perhaps only weeks away from completion, Fred Wilpon will buy Nelson Doubleday's 50percentt share of the Mets, then divide that portion among a group of highly influential New York entrepreneurs, several people familiar with the development said yesterday.

India and Nepal could sign two economic pacts and an agreement for a $250 million line of credit for Kathmandu during Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai's current visit to India, two people familiar with the development said (Mint).

G.M. and other car companies hire about 80 percent of their interns because they are familiar with their development process and have shown they can work in groups, a critical skill in developing today's highly complex vehicles.