Sentence examples for future develop from inspiring English sources

It wants protection from the possibility that the so-called "rogue states" North Korea, Iran, Iraq and Libya may in future develop a missile capability which can target the US.

The group said it "may in the future develop and/or distribute independent political communications," but that "any such activity would be limited in amount and will not constitute the organization's primary purpose".

The Fairtrade Foundation agrees with many of the statements made in Steven Macatonia's article Why Fairtrade isn't fair enough, such as consumer demand for great-tasting coffee, as well as the need for farmers to determine their own future, develop sustainable practices and improve the quality of their coffee.

"Hopefully this will spur future develop and raise the high-performance computing expertise in the continent," he says.

Thus, from a spatial perspective, if there is too much "dog's production", this is not a good policy choice for the future develop and success of a region.

The T3™ brings individuals from across the organization together in a team setting in which they are charged to look at the future, develop their decision-making skills, and use entrepreneurial thinking to incubate new processes and/or products.

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In fact, the agreement was signed with the understanding that in the future, developing countries like China and India would be persuaded to be a part of it, with help from the West in developing new technologies.

The tape ended up on Kaigler's desk and sat there for a while, but after Kaigler finally watched it, and showed it to Micky Pant, Reebok's chief marketing officer, a plan for Mark's future developed quickly.

A level of metropolitan devolution is not just a good idea but an inevitable one: cities need to have control over how they grow both economically and as places – planning the future, developing skills and enterprise.

The doyen of scenario planning a widely used method for companies to think about the future, developed largely by the Shell oil company in the 1970s argues that the future is not as unknown as we think.