Sentence examples for Intensify development from inspiring English sources

The State has not sought to interfere with any preexisting property interest, but has responded to appellants' proposal to intensify development on the coast.

Implementation of such methods to organophosphorus hydrolase being perfect research object that hydrolyzes dangerous neurotoxic organophosphates could intensify development of antidote and protective preparations to treat poisoning.

What they didn't know, Mr. Shepard said last week, was that the town would convert their development rights into 18.5 credits that could be transferred to intensify development somewhere else in the town.

"One of the things we need to decide, urgently, is whether the plan is to accommodate population growth within London, to have a programme for shifting people out into new satellite towns, or to intensify development in existing satellite towns.

Based on this anticipated increased storm water flow, the Commission concluded that "the requirement of dedication of the floodplain area on the site is related to the applicant's plan to intensify development on the site". Ibid.

Although major economies like China and India claim that they are doing what they can to emit less as they intensify development activities, several studies have shown that their carbon emissions continue to rise steeply.

"It's about humane scale in intensified development," adds Stirk.

It was the prospect of intensified development along Eighth Avenue that provoked determined opposition from Clinton residents.

If the political feud intensifies, development could grind to a halt, they say.

The intensifying development of waterless dyeing processes has the potential to change things if the technologies are adopted on a large scale, textile experts say.

The Coastal Commission has drawn on its expertise to preserve the balance between private development and public access by requiring that any project that intensifies development on the increasingly crowded California coast must be offset by gains in public access.