Sentence examples for moved to develop an from inspiring English sources
The complex, heterogeneous enterprise we became after integration and consolidation required a new way of managing, particularly as we moved to develop an enterprise-wide system of shared administrative services, e.g., IT, HR, Legal Affairs, etc.
Most recently, Russia moved to develop a new missile that some argue violates the INF Treaty.
We also moved to develop a new and comprehensive strategy to try and eliminate the Al Qaeda network.
In the months before Sept. 11, she said, "we moved to develop a new and comprehensive strategy to eliminate the Al Qaeda terrorist network".
"The United States has responded by asserting its right to freedom of navigation and has moved to develop a strategic partnership with Vietnam," he says.
Town officials are highly critical of both the E.P.A. and D.E.P. for continuing to come up with others projects connected to the contamination such as two current million dollar projects before moving to develop an in-depth feasibility study that will be needed before further Superfund money can be sought.
Citing Winks early lead, he is confident that it will be among the winners in the race for ad and e-commerce dollars as broadcasters and cable operators move to develop an interactive TV strategy.
But the fact Microsoft's interest in SwiftKey apparently centers on Cortana does beg an interesting question of why SwiftKey didn't move to develop an AI assistant of its own — to augment and extend its predictive keyboard app.
But the fact Microsoft's interest in SwiftKey apparently centers on Cortana does beg an interesting question of why SwiftKey didn't move to develop an AI assistant of its own — to augment and extend its predictive keyboard app.
Meanwhile, Ms. Auerswald said, state education officials are moving to develop a policy to regulate online courses and address some of the concerns.
In essence, North Korea had circumvented the agreement it made with the Clinton administration to freeze its plutonium production by moving to develop a new source of fissile material.
