Sentence examples for prepared development from inspiring English sources

Since the Malay reserve lands are situated within the town boundaries, local planning authorities should have prepared development plans encompassing the area in which development policies have been outlined (Morshidi 2000).

Numerous cases popped out in recent years in Vilnius City when centrally prepared development programmes and projects met severe opposition from urban residents: demolition of old housing units at Šnipiškės area close to modern skyscrapers (Figure 2a); protest of Pilaitė housing district residents against the municipality's plan to urbanise recreation area at a local lakeshore (Figure 2b).

But Mr. McGreevey lost favor with the groups a week later when the Legislature approved a hastily prepared fast-track development bill.

"As before, we firmly uphold the thesis that questions about Syria's future must be decided by the Syrians themselves," Russia's Foreign Ministry said, "without interference from outside or the imposition of prepared recipes for development".

J.R.P. managed mouse colonies, undertook technical development, prepared libraries, analyzed data, and wrote the paper.

Both China and India are prepared to use development assistance as a tool to safeguard national security, but less for the economic or trade interest.

Only their allegorical use, prepared by slow developments within paganism itself, saved them, as in a temporary tomb, for the day when they could wake again in the beauty of acknowledged myth and thus provide modern Europe with its "third world" of romantic imagining..

Pathway analysis on the mRNA repertoire provided a better glance on the basic physiology of rice mature embryos detected by pathway analysis, which showed that the embryo is well-prepared for rapid development.

For this task, two large corpora for training and development were prepared and used by 21 teams to develop patent-specific solutions [20 22], achieving the F-measure values of up to 89%87%7% precision and 91% recall) using an ensemble approach.

Be prepared to encounter confusing development jargon ("hardware" loosely translates as buildings, "software" means people) when speaking with the nongovernmental organizations that arrange your trip.

Trump reads "about three minutes of prepared remarks" about workforce development to assembled reporters and announces a new White House Apprentice initiative.