Sentence examples for pushing for the development from inspiring English sources

On a developing third count, Bumitama Group is being accused of pushing for the development of Tanjung Puting National Park, one of the last remaining bastions for orangutans, for more palm oil plantations.

Fehr and the union, in fact, were ahead of the owners in pushing for the development of a global strategy.

Critics responded to the report by complaining that the Bush administration was not only pushing for the development of new types of nuclear weapons, but broadening the circumstances in which they might be used.

The Government is pushing for the development of a shale gas industry in the UK, claiming it would create jobs and growth, reduce energy prices and cut the country's reliance on gas imports.

The dream of the medical tricorder Trouble beneath the ice Finding the way inside The eyes have it The dronefather ReprintsAmong the organisations pushing for the development of a medical tricorder is the X Prize Foundation, an organisation that aims to spur innovation by offering cash prizes.

Moreover, even if the increasing use of portable in-situ FTIR equipments in the field of Cultural Heritage (CH) is pushing for the development of databases in diffuse reflectance mode, the most famous databases were acquired in transmission mode (e.g. IRUG, the Infrared and Raman Users Group (http://www.irug.org/), the IBeA, Ikerkuntza eta Berrikuntza Analitikoa [33]).

"The 21st century should be multipolar, and we all ought to push for the development of such a world.

The paper's founding families, the Otises and the Chandlers, used their fledgling publication to push for the development that helped give rise to modern Los Angeles.

The RIAA's other tactic has been to push for the development of technologies to enforce the digital rights of copyright holders.

He pushed for the development of the great orbital motorway that encircles London, and for the Channel Tunnel, which allows passengers to board a train at St Pancras and alight over the sea in Paris.

And some $150 million in commercial and residential investment in the site, which is owned by the city's Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, is expected in coming years "Not many places in the world have more than 30 acres of city land available," said Mr. Purcell, who pushed for the development and facilitated the transfer of the land to the city agency.