Sentence examples for and develop a master from inspiring English sources

He helped to persuade the mayor, Vincent Cianci, and the Providence Foundation, a nonprofit group that works on redevelopment, to sponsor a five-day program in 1991 to analyze the downtown and develop a master plan to revitalize its core.

Power Denver, in conjunction with Xcel Energy and the nonprofit and business communities, will develop a master plan to identify neighborhood-specific energy goals and determine the best way to achieve them.

This partnership brought together practitioners and a tertiary education institution to develop a master's programme and short courses based on praxis and created a competency-based curriculum.

"The objective is to reinvigorate the Long Island Regional Planning Board to take advantage of the fact that both County Executive Levy and I are interested in planning," Mr. Suozzi said, "and to finally do what everybody said should be done for years, and that is to develop a master plan for the future of Long Island that is based in real-life issues, not just theoretical issues".

Mr. Goodwill said that an expansion of the market could interfere with efforts by the community board and the city's Economic Development Corporation to develop a master plan for the area.

Cornwall Council had bid for the money which will be used to develop a master plan and planning application.

However, last September Cornwall Council was awarded a £1.4m grant to develop a master plan and work on a planning application for the scheme.

Evolutionary ideas can also be seen in Hitler's wish to develop a master race and in his human breeding experiments, which eventually led to the Holocaust.

The state eventually started regulating the dump sites, and in 1969 created the Meadowlands Commission to develop a master plan for the area, which includes 14 towns.

The melt-flow index values for these blends were measured and have been correlated with rheometer data to develop a master curve for different blend compositions.

The museum received a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts to develop a master plan for the garden.