Sentence examples for setting up development from inspiring English sources

First, software firms are setting up development shops offshore.

While that is the expectation, the distances they would have to travel and the possibility that once NATO troops leave security will decline in some areas suggests that planners setting up development projects could be far more selective, officials said.

Since 2008 China has also agreed some $500 billion in currency swaps with nearly 30 countries, from Canada to Pakistan, which gives the counterparties access to yuan when trouble is brewing.At the same time, China is setting up development banks intended to challenge the dominance of the World Bank and the IMF.

Related tools that grew in popularity last year include Vagrant (for easily setting up development environments), and Puppet, Chef and Ansible (for configuration management).

Could new software (like Twilio) actually bring app-making to the masses, where creators could focus on the design of the app and not worry about setting up development environments (like Action.io), hosting systems (like Heroku), and so forth?

HashiCorp, which offers a number of tools that help developers write and deploy their applications (including the popular open-source Vagrant tool for setting up development environments), today announced that it has raised a $24 million Series B round.

Discussing clinical-IT links respondent (13) explained that in their area: the philosophy locally is to acknowledge the skills and expertise of IT colleagues and for clinicians and IT specialists to work together to find solutions, rather than have them in their own silos; so we've set up development communities where clinicians and IT developers work side by side to define requirements.

In recent years, she and her husband, Mikhail Ugarov, a playwright also and a novelist, have been helping to set up development programs for playwrights.

Instead of buying ingredients such as brazil nuts for shampoo from commodity markets, she went straight to the source and set up development projects all over South America and Africa.

Jones, who is a former editor of the Welsh-language news (supplied to S4C by BBC Wales), and a former ITV Wales executive, set up development deals when she arrived at S4C to try to get new ideas on air.

"In my view you can only do it if central government seizes the initiative and sets up development corporations, and then gives them the resources to make new towns happen," he said.