Sentence examples for qualifying developments from inspiring English sources

The policy hasn't been used yet, as no qualifying developments have been approved since it went into effect in May 2009.

This is the general advice that is given to property owners or tenants seeking to make some qualifying developments on an already existing property.

Some of the qualifying developments that you can make include the installation of energy efficient windows, sealant and insulation systems, green roof, energy efficient lighting among others.

Since the Afghan government insists the camps should be disbanded, they do not generally qualify for development aid since they are temporary facilities.

The camps do not qualify for development aid because they are viewed as temporary facilities — and many Afghan officials oppose their presence.

The most satisfactory architectures are then qualified for development.

This is in line with recommendations by Glasziou et al. [ 5] for a 'multi-pronged' approach to embedding EBP skills into health professions, with catch-up programs for those already qualified and development of infrastructure to support and facilitate skills and integration of EBP.

As part of the national efforts, Mahlathi distinguishes five key points as essential to guide the implementation of the national HR plan for health: HR development: Develop highly qualified health leaders and professionals, including HR managers.

Since the developments qualify as a public benefit, they are eligible for a county affordable housing program, whereby the residents pay 1percentt of the purchase price for annual property taxes, Ms. Murray said.

Developments qualify for the bonus if at least 30percentt of the proposed units are set aside for buyers earning no more than 80percentt of the state's median family income (currently about $81,000).

He apparently started his life by being already intact — by being precociously ready and functioning to begin with — rather than by proceeding classically through the tentative, qualifying stages of development customary to the average very young human being.