The phrase "times development" is technically correct, but may have different interpretations depending on context.
It could refer to the passage of time or the development of something over time, or it could refer to a period of development which has occurred within a certain period of time. For example, "The population has grown exponentially in the past ten years, times development unprecedented in the area."
Even in good financial times, development aid budgets are hardly overflowing.
Times development staff have have been working on the project in glass-walled meeting rooms covered with Post-It notes since last summer.
Perhaps most importantly, especially in tight budget times, development agencies are learning a great deal about what works in foreign assistance, and are putting taxpayers' dollars to better use to reduce poverty, fight disease, increase productivity, and strengthen governance – with increasing evidence to show for it.
In such times, development has been forced to take a back seat and Lumbini is certainly low on the radar.
The first three stages of the analysis were familiarization (reading the transcripts multiple times), development of a set of themes defined by the human rights framework described above [ 8], or arising naturally in the course of the interviews; and indexing and summarizing the themes and sub-themes.
Subsidies to agriculture run at $1 billion dollars a day – six times development assistance - and the UK is committed to push for significant reform of the EU's Common Agriculture Policy to allow developing countries to take full advantage of domestic and international market opportunities.
The animation below shows this time development.
The troupe employs, too, a full-time development manager.
Kevin Reilly, the new president of prime-time development, was at the right.
BIG-TIME development has always been a rough-and-tumble world in New York.
In addition, the time development of fracture-mechanical parameters and their variability was studied.
