Sentence examples for for a development group from inspiring English sources

A. The loft building at 245 Seventh Avenue was designed in 1910 by Squires & Wynkoop for a development group headed by George C. Beach, a real estate investor.

Mr. Gross worked for a development group that was helping Cubans," she is hiding part of truth.

The practices of apprenticeship and mentoring are valuable for all disciplines of a development group and apply to professional, vocational, and technical disciplines.

Costs of the intervention included resources required in the original development of the DYD internet site and revisions undertaken for the trial by a development group comprising academics, clinicians and lay members and programmed by web consultants.

"Families of disgraced girls are choosing between sacrificing a son to a life in prison by designating him to kill his sister or forcing their daughters to kill themselves," said Yilmaz Akinci, who works for a rural development group.

Many lab employees will be offered positions at a smaller for-profit broadband development group to be established by Mr. Allen's investment group.

Dayton lost about 1 percent of its college-educated 25- to 34-year-olds between 2000 and 2009 at a time when that group grew by 13 percent nationally, said Joe Cortright, senior policy adviser for CEOs for Cities, an economic development group.

The scholars looked at a cash-transfer operation called the Youth Opportunities Program, run by Innovations for Poverty Action, a nonprofit development group.

The value of effective feedback is exemplified at their first session, when the students build their own guidelines for working as a "professional development group".

Given that only 1.4% of people with type 2 diabetes also have rheumatoid arthritis and that ciclosporin is recommended as second line only for those with rheumatoid arthritis, this will only ever be a rare drug-drug interaction and so is unlikely to reach the threshold for explicit consideration by a guideline development group.

He is also the chairman of the Governor's Regional Competitive Council for Berkshire County, an economic development group, and is on the board of the Williamstown Theater Festival.