Sentence examples for its major development from inspiring English sources
It was founded between the 5th and the 7th century, and it experienced its major development after 1291, when glass furnaces were moved there from Venice.
Its major development began under Emperor Shihuangdi about 220 bc.
Aberdeen-based oil firm Dana Petroleum has awarded a $300m £187mm) engineering contract for its major development east of Shetland.
Its major development contribution is cited as support to the Global Fund (WHO-GHD), but this support compares poorly to other countries claiming alignment with the 'health is global' concept [ 45, 46].
First Solar took baby steps toward such a model last month when it announced that it was providing financing for some of its customers' major development projects to help keep them on track.
In its last major development, the underlying algorithm was parallelized to allow it to run with a population of 300 million, and used to predict the likely impact of mitigation measures on an influenza pandemic in the United States [2].
The agency's draft proposal says the new tools will be used "across the entire portfolio" of its nearly 80 major development projects nationwide.
"That they were willing to come and that China was willing to let them inside its borders is a major development".
The Blair era saw a brief return to strategic planning: John Prescott's Sustainable Communities Strategy of 2003, with its proposal for three major development corridors radiating from London, had strange shades of the almost-forgotten 1967 Strategy.
In the early 1990s the introduction of the Victorian Certificate was a major development; its aim has been to encourage students to complete a full 13-year course and to provide a foundation for their further study, working lives, and participation in society.
WPP today has announced a major development in its strategy to have 40percentt of its business coming from digital in the next five years: it is buying AKQA, one of the biggest — and independent — digital agencies around.
