In acquiring know-how from abroad, protecting its infant industries, and using the levers of the state to hasten development, it is following a blueprint that most other developed countries used at some point — from Britain, to the United States, to Japan, to Taiwan and South Korea, to India.
Even a warm dwelling-room might hasten development.
He called on local officials to hasten development and "not waver until the job is complete".
The industry embraces globalization, and global integration has hastened development of alternative networks for production and consumption, explains Zarobell.
Industry analysts say Mr. Citron's success has hastened development of the technology by major telephone and cable companies, which are clearly following his lead.
Residents say they fear that paving the dirt roads will only hasten development and detract from the country atmosphere that attracted them to the area.
To hasten development of new export routes, the Conservative government is streamlining permit processes by accelerating scheduled hearings and limiting public comment.
I.B.M. and Infineon, the former semiconductor division of Siemens of Germany, plan to announce today a partnership to hasten development and commercial production of magnetic random access memory chips.
Michel Bon, the chief executive of France Telecom, has been trying to hasten development of international activities ever since France Telecom abandoned a partnership with Deutsche Telekom, its German counterpart, early this year in a venture known as Global One.
Without the JCPOA — and if it changed its current policy and chose to do so — Iran could hasten development of nuclear weapons on an even shorter timeline than the one Trump found unacceptable, they say.
Attempting to put a lid on its spiraling expenses, former Pentagon chief Bob Gates in 2009 capped the F-22 fleet at 187 planes (a decision, ironically, that hastened development of an even more expensive family of jets, the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter).
