Sentence examples for for developing corporations from inspiring English sources

Some performers better known for developing corporations and new technology will come together for an electronic concert on July 13 cooked up by the Lincoln Center Festival 2000.

Software keys have been pre-sold to users as a standard marketing practice by many of the largest, and longest-running software corporations for developing games, applications and operating systems.

The conservative columnist Miranda Devine has criticised marriage equality advocates for developing a large coalition of corporations in favour of marriage equality, claiming it constitutes "totalitarian overreach".

The report said it expects "concrete proposals" for developing a workforce at the corporation, on and off air, of greater diversity in terms of both gender and ethnicity.

The Hudson River Park Trust, the public benefit corporation responsible for developing and operating the park, estimates that about 1.6 million square feet of air rights could be transferred from a half-dozen piers in the park.

Giving evidence to the House of Commons' international development committee, which is looking into the future of the CDC – Britain's investment fund for developing countries – Andrew Mitchell said the corporation's fund of funds model was too narrow and needed to be expanded.

De Bleser and DuPont teamed up and started Yet2.com, a quasi-clearinghouse for technology developed by corporations.

She worked for a law firm that worked almost exclusively for corporations developing shopping plazas all along Dundee Road, from I-94 to Route 53 and beyond, and when they were done with that road, they would probably find another one.

While plans for the cultural district develop, another local development corporation is seeking to develop a public park along the East River waterfront.

Some of them are developed for huge corporations but some are laser-focused on tiny companies.

The Development Corporation intended to develop it as a centre for manufacturing and light engineering, with an industrial zone.