Sentence examples for pushing development from inspiring English sources

U.A.V.'s are not only pushing development of military technology; they are also pushing the way the Pentagon develops and acquires new systems.

"You are talking about pushing development before there's security," said a former American government official who was involved in the project.

So let me be blunt: given the stakes, there can be no excuse for not immediately pushing development of a missile defense system.

Nancy Packes, president of the Feathered Nest, said the lack of available building sites on the Upper East Side was pushing development northward and in turn "redefining by expansion the neighborhood's borders".

Mr. Schundler's own championing of open space by pushing development to the older urban areas, and his notion of making union teachers compete with charter schools are both valid answers to Mr. McGreevey's positions.

Both South Quay and current proposals for Whitechapel, which as well as the Sainsbury's site include other clutches of towers, reflect the enthusiasm of the former mayor of the borough of Tower Hamlets, Lutfur Rahman, for pushing development numbers as hard as he could.

The New Jersey state government has developed programs to push development back into cities to preserve what is left of open space in the most suburban state in the country.

The city's horizontal, airy design has also pushed development into the surrounding countryside.

Middle- and working-class families seeking apartments they could afford slowly pushed development northward.

He says that just pushes development further out and turns the urban areas childless and hollowed out.

"New Jersey needs to push development where the infrastructure is -- and that is in urban areas," he said.