Sentence examples for halted the development of from inspiring English sources
Anesthesia in the developing world, however, where lack of financial stability has halted the development of the field, still closely resembles primitive anesthetics.
Chile's supreme court halted the development of a gold and copper mine until indigenous communities are consulted.
Persimmon, which puts up about 15,000 homes a year, says it has completely halted the development of new sites.
The country's loss of political independence in the 13th century effectively halted the development of Latvian culture for centuries.
"While the imposition of sanctions has not halted the development of nuclear and ballistic missile programs, it has in all likelihood considerably delayed [North Korea's] timetable and, through the imposition of financial sanctions and the bans on the trade in weapons, has choked off significant funding which would have been channelled into its prohibited activities," the report said.
It has emerged that Nike has halted the development of its Fuelband and will henceforth concentrate on software.
But the threat is unlikely to halt the development of the Kashagan field, the biggest oil discovery of the last three decades.
Trained to halt the development of their bodies at puberty because of cultural proscriptions against strong women, "girls weaken themselves unnaturally".
That is partly because firms are often forced to halt the development of promising compounds when disturbing side-effects emerge during clinical trials.
So far, and despite iTunes' commercial success, the record industry's attempt to halt the development of the Internet as the source of free music has been unsuccessful, and more farsighted entrepreneurs focused instead on the development of new ways to make money out of music rights.
At its current pace, G.M. will have less than $10 billion by the end of the year — and that is after cutting 30percentt of its white-collar work force, halting the development of new models and temporarily shutting down most of its North American assembly plants in a desperate bid to save money.
