Diebold was moved to develop the new machines in part because of a lawsuit brought in May by the National Federation of the Blind and others in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
An anecdote recounted on the company's Web site says Mr. Land was moved to develop the Land Camera (which was introduced to the public in 1948 and produced instant black-and-white prints in about a minute) by his 3-year-old daughter, who wondered "why a camera could not instantly produce pictures after they were taken".
The Food and Drug Administration is moving to develop guidelines for the information on the front of packages.
Former WSJ.com day editor Tim Hanrahan is moving to develop the title's news output across print and online.
Meanwhile, Ms. Auerswald said, state education officials are moving to develop a policy to regulate online courses and address some of the concerns.
Moreover, the North Koreans are moving to develop their nuclear stockpile with such dispatch that the administration's delaying tactics appear to have little chance to succeed.
In recent years, the oil and gas industry has been moving to develop unconventional gas fields, which include those contaminated with high carbon dioxide (CO2) content.
So, we will note that the Congress and a lot of states and local systems are moving to develop other partners, and I think this conference is timely because we need to get our partnership straight.
Many have questioned why Mr. Kerry is focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian issue, while Syria is embroiled in civil war, Egypt is in political crisis, and Iran is moving to develop a nuclear weapons capacity.
"I'm uncomfortable with how fast a number of states are moving to develop teacher-evaluation systems that will make important decisions about teachers based on value-added results," said Robert L. Linn, a testing expert who is an emeritus professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
