She said: "This agreement is a constitutional development of huge significance.
Returning World War II veterans created a postwar economic boom, which led to the development of huge housing developments targeted at returning veterans, including Peter Cooper Village-Stuyvesant Town, which opened in 1947.
But Woolwich Central – a development of 960 homes and a huge Tesco, which opened in November 2012 and has just been declared the winner of Building Design magazine's 2014 Carbuncle Cup – is not one of them.
The development of huge oil sands projects in Alberta has created a labor shortage throughout Western Canada.
The debate was symptomatic of the larger tensions within the party regarding urban and rural development, Soviet influence, and the development of huge government ministries in Beijing.
In the early 1960s, dedication of large coal reserves to mine-mouth power plants resulted in the development of huge complexes involving mining, preparation, and utility plants.
Owing to their northward flow, the upper reaches thaw before the lower parts, and floods occur over vast areas, which lead to the development of huge swamps.
But Mr. Shor said that Winston was facing an uphill battle, because most of the luxury business is consolidating, with the development of huge conglomerates like LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, which offered this week to acquire Donna Karan International for $195 million.
As Mr. Tittle sees it, the bill will subsidize the development of huge new shopping centers in suburban and rural areas, and will draw business from the cities. "This is going to promote sprawl and overdevelopment," he said.
The industry's growth has been spurred in part by the development of huge wind turbines, with rotor blades up to 240 feet in diameter, which can generate enough power for about 2,000 homes.
