Sentence examples for toward its development from inspiring English sources

During his final term, the hard-driving Simmons inched closer to landing the second sub when the House Armed Services Committee authorized $400 million toward its development.

Prime Minister Najib Razak has repeatedly emphasized that affirmative action would be made "market-friendly, merit-based, transparent and needs-based" under the country's latest plan, the New Economic Model, which is designed to steer Malaysia toward its development goals.

While working to bring the Mi.Mu glove toward production, its development team also had to figure out how to fit all of its components into a glove that could stretch enough to fit several hand sizes.

Researchers have made several efforts to overcome the challenges and barriers posed toward its clinical development.

But the North Korea statement ignored similar non-nuclear issues, a startling omission given the North Korean regime's brutality toward its people, development of ballistic missiles that can hit the United States and history of arms trafficking.

Even amid all the accidents and changes in the world of space and time that Plato had emphasized, such forms provided an element of stability, because they made something the kind of thing it is and they guided its development toward an appropriate fulfillment.

The World Bank should be ambitious in working toward clean energy approaches in its development strategies, but it would be a mistake to definitively rule out coal in all circumstances.

By now, most of the studies of bufalin are in vitro, however in vivo evaluations of its therapeutic efficacy are less and are in great demand for its development toward anticancer drug.

Supposing that it was a masculinizing factor, sperm from different males might carry different amount of transcript and/or protein, determining the different quantity of protein in the embryo thus shifting its development toward maleness.

A new product must be priced before any significant investment is made in research and must be periodically repriced when more money is invested as its development progresses toward market.

In his new epilogue, Cohen expands his analysis of U.S. policy toward post-Soviet Russia, tracing its development in the Clinton and Obama administrations and pointing to its initiation of a "new Cold War" that, he implies, has led to a fateful confrontation over Ukraine.