The phrase "areas is going" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, possibly due to a subject-verb agreement issue.
Example: "The areas are going to be developed next year."
Alternatives: "regions are progressing" or "zones are advancing".
The number of elephants now lost in our protected areas is going down and the rate of encounter of incidences also reduced.
But his aim of chopping GE Capital's balance sheet down from $631 billion, by about a quarter across most areas, is going to take time.
It is also hard to believe that suddenly everything in rural areas is going to be peaceful and safe without investment in infrastructure and basic services.
There is a major need to increase productivity in agriculture but if you are going to do that, you're losing a lot of surplus labour … the cities are not going to be able to absorb that amount of labour, so developing the non-farm sector in rural areas is going to be essential," he said.
The rapid rise in the birth rate in some areas is going to require a substantial increase in capacity - with implications for buildings, playgrounds and staffing.
One of the key areas is going to be the results of the Research Assessment Exercise [evaluates the quality of research in U.K. universities and colleges in the U.K.], which are obviously key to university funding.
Mobile communications were spotty and calls to the devastated areas were going unanswered.
Three areas are going to be covered: governance; risk alignment; and transparency.
All those pensioners are going to want to do more and more sightseeing, and rural areas are going to need the jobs that tourism brings.
Zoning is not going to stop development, but it can at least help towns decide which areas are going to be developed".
Carrico told The Post, "The last election, constituents were concerned that it didn't matter what they did, that more densely populated areas were going to outvote them".
