Sentence examples for to keep the development of from inspiring English sources

He tried to keep the development of space rockets away from the Pentagon, which would "give the wrong impression" by putting warheads on them, and was glad when the founding of NASA, America's space agency, made the programme seem civilian and peaceful.The Russians had less compunction.

Finally some suggestions are proposed in order to keep the development of shale gas industry positively.

The goal, Mr. Lamb said, was to keep the development from changing not only the fabric of life in the historic village of Bluffton across the river but the river itself, to keep it free from contamination and a profusion of docks.

At the moment, Congress cannot even muster the votes to keep financing the development of the repository, at Yucca Mountain, leading to the prospect that in October the Energy Department will have to lay off 70percentt of the 2,400 government and contract workers there.

"We are trying to keep all the development of businesses in the hamlet," Mr. Noncarrow said.

"We are sitting here today to prevent a historic tragedy from happening again and to keep the fruits of peaceful development between the two sides from being lost," he added.

Long live Morocco!" The king has asked the Interior Ministry and the security services to investigate "in full transparency" and to keep the public informed of developments.

Harlem's famous commuter has promised to do his part to safeguard the community's "great diversity" and to keep the worst consequences of urban development from harming the community as property values spike and developers alight.

To keep the book abreast of modern developments Mrs. Perkins has dropped the fancy recipes that servants used to make, and has substituted those for the busy houswife.

This new group can help him/h or successors to keep the management leadership development issue in front of the board and prospective donors.

So the centres will receive regular visits and updates to keep the educators aware of the latest developments, says Mr Goodman.