Sentence examples for work for the development from inspiring English sources

The company claimed that developing female characters would have added too much work for the development team.

"As a politician or leader who can work for the development of the state and the happiness of the people, he is an F student, a dropout.

But in T20 turning the ball is not priority… I consider it popcorn cricket… it's nice to see cricketers earning huge money, but the format is never going to work for the development of spinners".

"If banks don't agree with this, it's better that they go, that they turn over the banks to me, that we nationalize them and get all the banks to work for the development of the country and not to speculate and produce huge profits," Mr. Ch z said.

The government has also decided to continue planning and zoning work for the development of a particularly contentious area of East Jerusalem known as E1, a project long condemned by Washington because it would harm the prospects for a contiguous Palestinian state, though privately, Israeli and Palestinian officials said that this last decision could be easily reversed.

Israel raised particular alarms with its decision to continue planning and zoning work for the development of a contentious area known as E1, a project vehemently opposed internationally because it would partially separate the northern and southern West Bank, harming the prospects of a contiguous Palestinian state in that territory.

Studio Daniel Libeskind is the master planner of the site, working for the development corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

I actually worked for the development team, Big Red Software, that disassembled almost every Game Boy game available in order to write the cheat codes.

The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne et Biathlon (founded 1948) worked for the development of both sports and instituted an annual world championship for the biathlon in 1958.

Many engineers and researchers are working for the development and improvement of natural fiber reinforce polymer composites.

Of particular interest are modeling works for the development of reliable tools with which to predict capillary condensation in a variety of porous materials.