Sentence examples for to start development from inspiring English sources

The authorization also directs NASA to start development of a new heavy-lift rocket immediately rather than waiting as late as 2015 in the president's proposal.

The BBC has commissioned Big Talk Productions to start development on a new series later this year with shooting earmarked for the autumn of 2013, with Hollander returning as the put-upon vicar Adam Smallbone.

The Indian government granted a license to Rio Tinto in 2011 to mine diamonds in Madhya Pradesh, and the local government gave the green light to start development in 2012.

The purchase only includes Microsoft's "feature phone" business (sometimes known by the crueller name "dumbphones", to mark them out as the opposite of smartphones), but the new company says it intends to start development of future Nokia-branded smartphones and tablets which run Android.

The committee acceded on the cancellation of the Ares I rocket, which is part of the return-to-the-moon program known as Constellation, but called on NASA to start development of a larger heavy-lift rocket in 2011, likely to be based on shuttle components, that could be ready for launching by the end of 2016.

Nevertheless, it was decided to start development over again.

When Isis came in, it subdued these militias and, according to sources, it intends to distribute oil revenues to provide services and start development projects, such as fixing bridges, providing clean water and establishing irrigation projects.

In the southern tier, the state is eager to jump-start development in Camden, where it has already made a $175 million investment and is about to embark on a $1.3 billion redevelopment project.

At the same time, China announced plans for investments totaling $7 billion to jump-start development in its long-neglected northeastern provinces.

First, a generation ago, the public sector went into Jamaica to jump-start development with a $1 billion investment in infrastructure, which included removal of the Jamaica Avenue el.

But more than just a pressure valve for congestion, some see ferry service as a way to jump-start development in places that have been shunned by investors, largely because they lack public transportation.