Sentence examples for had a programme of developing from inspiring English sources
The UK had a programme of developing laser weapons and was concerned about the impact of Soviet lasers on its military hardware and personnel when they were aimed at troops' eyes and optical sensors on equipment.
For these reasons we have initiated a programme of research based on developing an experimental mouse model for AHS, based on recent successes with a similar model for bluetongue [20], [21].
Since 2002, a judicial taskforce, of which I was part, has developed a programme of work to improve the understanding and practice of environmental issues among judges across the world.
Iran's new president Hassan Rouhani has told an American television audience he is hopeful of a diplomatic breakthrough over Tehran's nuclear weapons programme, insisting his country had no intention of developing weapons of mass destruction.
The shorter lifespan of rodents means that observable tumours must have a rapid programme of progression as mice can develop very malignant tumours showing multiple genetic alterations within a relatively short time period (6 18 months).
Iran President Hassan Rouhani says he is hopeful of a diplomatic breakthrough over Tehran's nuclear weapons programme, insisting his country has no intention of developing weapons of mass destruction.
34 Had programme designers undergone an explicit process of developing a programme logic model and unpacked the assumptions underpinning the design, some of these issues might have been flagged earlier.
Since the early 2000s, the Forestry Department of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAOO) has invested substantial resources in developing a programme of support to national forest monitoring and assessment, commonly known as NFMA (Saket et al. 2010; FAO 2013; Tomppo et al. 2014).
South Australia currently has a highly developed public dental programme for the provision of dental care for school children.
We've got a programme that can help develop medallists".
