Sentence examples for sharing of development from inspiring English sources

The goal is to reduce the number of private trees currently in use in the CE industry and encourage more collaboration and sharing of development resources.

Developers have a tendency to hoard assets, such as code and computers — unless they are given a way to collaborate and be more easily productive thanks to the growing popularity of cloud solutions that enable sharing of development assets and processes.

A growing share of development spending, emergency relief and aid transfers passes through them.

As a result, a significant share of development aid and humanitarian relief is now channeled through such organizations.

In 2012 the share of "development finance institutions" in the "climate finance landscape" was 34% (the highest share of any single type of actor).

"We've had our share of injuries and our share of development setbacks, as well as bad luck and bad decisions".

The reason Sinai never really received any attention from the central government, any fair share of development funding, is its proximity to Israel," Mr. Bahgat told Ms. Kamat.

Evolution Securities said: "The Ghanaian government has at last given formal approval to the Jubilee Phase 1 Development project following the announcement yesterday from Kosmos [a partner in the field] that it had secured loans to fund its share of development.

Government pricing regimes mean that prescription drugs cost far less in Europe than in America, where a growing proportion of new drugs are developed presumably because Americans are willing to bear the lion's share of development costs.

The communist government sought to reduce migration across county boundaries by trying to ensure that each area had its share of development and that the benefits of modernization were spread throughout the country.

At the same time, we have to thank G.E. and Rolls-Royce for coming up with a great idea, which we hope Congress will embrace for future acquisitions: Contractors should pay a larger share of development costs.