Sentence examples for share of the development from inspiring English sources

Chief executive Robert Noel said the problems at the building, which is still under construction, would not delay tenants moving in or exceed the budget set aside for its £240m share of the development.

Conflicts were also caused by the marginalization of indigenous people, often living in the periphery, demanding their share of the development process (Weber 2007).

The full development will cost £9m and the cost of OSCAR's share of the development has been supported by government and city council funding.

Governments may have to contribute a greater share of the development costs, but this could be a small price to pay for harnessing this immense source of clean, predictable energy.

Since 1996, oil and gas companies have leased from the federal government the mineral rights to nearly 27 million acres of land in the Rocky Mountain West, and Wyoming has shouldered the greatest share of that development.

The new owner, the Bao Shuo Corporation, put a new plastic piping plant on part of the land, and sold another large part to a commercial developer in return for $10 million and a share of the new development.

The major findings were that: (1) shared knowledge of the development process can be built by improving a team's shared knowledge of customers, suppliers, and internal capabilities, (2) shared knowledge of the development process for a project reduces product design glitches, and (3) reduced product design glitches improve product development time, cost, and customer satisfaction.

Centrica's 20% share of the pre-development expenditure will be written off as an exceptional cost in the group's 2012 results".

Existing approaches relate development risks to the share of new development and the organizational origin of the used reference products.

Background: The concept of Child Friendly Schools was formulated so that for a child, schooling should mean the joy of shared learning, the development of their potential and the enrichment of their lives, a very positive experience that can change their future for the better.

For his part, Farmelo provides us with a vision of a great leader, Churchill, who hesitated fatally when Britain was given, by the US, the offer of an equal share in the development of the A-bomb.