Sentence examples for as developer of from inspiring English sources

In their guilty pleas, the Lenocis admitted they agreed in January 2000 to raise about $500,000 for the unnamed official's coming campaign in their effort to be selected as developer of Steel Point, a harbor development project on the site of the former Carpenter Steel Company, Mr. Apter said.

Lakewood designated the Cedarbridge Development Corporation as developer of the site in June.

Rockrose was designated yesterday as developer of the Pepsi site by the Queens West Development Corporation, a subsidiary of the Empire State Development Corporation.

In November 2000 Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani designated the Guggenheim Foundation as developer of the piers and pledged a $67.8 million contribution to the project.

The condominium association was formally constituted under the name Meadow Wood, and Bartimaeus, as developer of the housing site, would become the name of a voluntary community that happened to reside and meet there.

Edward Keyes a celebrity of sorts in the PalmPilot online community because of his work as developer of HackMaster, a popular shareware program that lets users customize their PalmPilot admits that web browsing on PDAs is very "utilitarian".

This article discusses and aims to motivate a potential future role of engineers as developers of methods and tools to support policy development, thus extending the reach of the engineering profession further into a normative role.

The 12-story building was purchased for $19 million in 2001 by Sean MacPherson and Eric Goode, best known as developers of restaurants and clubs.

The HMRC spokesperson says that most micro-businesses, such as developers of apps or digital downloads, trade through a third party platform or marketplace, like an app store.

All dioceses have struggled with the steady loss of enrollment in parochial schools, which are considered important as feeders for Catholic high schools and colleges, and as developers of lifelong faith.

Many community leaders and environmentalists condemned the group's acts today, but said overdevelopment of Long Island was still a valid concern, as developers of new housing projects vie for limited open space on which to build.