Sentence examples for press ahead with development from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Security Council meets Wednesday to discuss North Korea's recent unilateral withdrawal from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and some regional analysts said the flurry of statements from North Korea could mean that it had decided to press ahead with development of atomic weapons as a guarantee against an attack from the United States.

His company pressed ahead with development, Mr. Nugent said, because "there is so much demand for this kind of space in that area". He said that the smaller of the two new buildings was already leased and that once the second one was rented the plan was to start, possibly by the fourth quarter of this year, the final 65,000-square-foot building in the park.

A test ban will make it technologically much harder for other countries to press ahead with weapons development.

"It also means that the way is now clear to get our refund for last year, and to press ahead with the development of the Community".

Though he recognizes that a reliable technology for intercepting incoming warheads has yet to be perfected, he seems determined to press ahead with the development of a system that could cost as much as $100 billion over the next 20 years.

• Press ahead with research, development and deployment of the most promising missile defense systems as soon as possible.

But both miss the point that in a poor democracy, inclusiveness, crucially coupled with the perception of inclusiveness, is the only politically feasible way to press ahead with economic growth and development.

"It would also be a mistake to press ahead with such a development when resources are so tight.

The country has vowed to press ahead with its nuclear development, while multilateral talks to curb its weapons program have been on hold since 2009.

The company will continue to produce coal but will also press ahead with attempts to develop 60 different land development projects through its Harworth Estates subsidiary.

Olympic organisers are to abandon plans for a temporary badminton venue at the London 2012 Games but will press ahead with two other controversial developments, following a cost-cutting review by the consultancy firm KPMG.