The initiative set out to build capacity in, and a joint teaching platform for, training in health workforce development by collaboratively training small cohorts of learners located in MoHs, while simultaneously developing capacity in academic institutions.
But he did not move in, as he was simultaneously developing a Florida resort.
(Mr. Mizrahi is simultaneously developing a magazine-format television show for the USA Network that focuses on style).
Hence the importance of the 101 model for supporting new work, which it is doing while simultaneously developing informed audiences for the performances within Newbury itself.
With financing from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, researchers at Cross Match were simultaneously developing their own under-the-skin method.
Rather than go forward with a different director, Sony decided on a "Spider-Man" reboot that it had been simultaneously developing.
There are little glimmers like Delta's "Cozy Suites," which look to be a good step in the right direction toward solving that problem of constantly elbowing your seat neighbors (or drooling on their shoulders) while simultaneously developing disc problems.
Hammerson, the property firm that employs Michael Bear, the lord mayor of the City of London, is simultaneously developing a range of neighbouring sites as part of what critics characterise as large-scale expansion of the City into new areas.
Tackling carbon hotspots Bupa's care services in Australia identified the care home with the largest carbon footprint and have developed a range of ways to tackle it - simultaneously developing a reusable process for tackling carbon emissions in other care homes.
The company is simultaneously developing six modern platforms an astonishing number even for a global giant such as Toyota and is committed to launching nine new cars in the next 18 months and up to 42 new models by 2015.
I said, 'I'll cut $10 million.' And they said, 'But we don't want you to do that, because the $20 million version wouldn't be lavish enough.' Crazy, right?" Peirce, who is always juggling a few ideas, had been simultaneously developing a story inspired by her half brother, who was a soldier in Iraq at the time.
