Sentence examples similar to getting on with development from inspiring English sources

"Our chairman wants to continuously reinvest into the playing side of things, while we're getting on with the development behind the scenes.

These developments show the plain truth: around 70% of Darfur is secure, with bustling local markets, streets and farms and people generally getting on with their lives.

How are you getting on with your cream?

We get on with our development without arguing," he says.

It had been assumed the facility had at least a couple of years' grace but the desire to get on with the development means the area occupied by the Soccer Dome has been earmarked as an equipment store, housing diggers and cranes to serve the nearby development.

Here are some ideas to deal with procrastination and under-skilling (all of these things will provide your staff with visible signposts to get on with it): Get development assistance if staff need time management or organizational skills that you don't have the time to teach, or the training expertise in.

Both urged Kenyans to accept the results and get on with the task of development.

If he is even remotely right we need to get on with averting a potential catastrophic development in our societal evolution.

He said that whatever happens from National Grid's point of view it was a "large and complex project" and the company "needs to get on with the early design and development of the project".

More 'character development.' Get on with it already.

(Though it's true that Trump seemed somewhat relieved by his second-place finish in Iowa, the better to get on with his plans for luxury-farm developments).