Sentence examples for started a development from inspiring English sources
Around the time she started at ABC, owned by the Walt Disney Company, she started a development deal with Time Warner's HBO that expired in November.
In 2007, Dynegy gave LS Power a 40percentt stake in the company in return for LS Power's portfolio of 10 power plants, and the two jointly started a development company.
With its new transportation system, whose stations in a tube form and articulated buses represent a worldwide example, the city started a development which continues today.
Recently, the combination with tools for uncertainty quantification, inverse modelling, optimization and control started a development towards what we call extended simulation frameworks.
Here at the U.S. Agency for International Development, we started a Development Innovation Ventures program (DIV) to go the second route.
In order to develop and improve the health care system for adolescents who have psychosocial problems, two Finnish Health Districts in three regions (Kuopio with a population of 90 000, Lappeenranta with a population of 59 000 and Imatra with a population of 30 000) started a development project entitled SCREEN intervention (SIHTI in Finnish).
Work is underway to start a development review process in editorial departments later in the year.
I've always had the dream of one day starting a development academy.
Still, the politics of this race may have one unintended effect: the leaders at the New Delhi conference announced that they had instructed their finance ministers to look into the possibility of starting a development bank of their own.
Gulati has also long been a supporter of the United States women's national team program and was instrumental in starting a development academy under the auspices of the federation that works with established club teams around the country.
Most people aren't aware of this, but Apple almost never starts a development process for a piece of hardware or a feature with a goal of adding hardware or adding a feature.
