Sentence examples for be developed privately from inspiring English sources

Standards may be developed privately or unilaterally, by a corporation, regulatory body, military, and so on.

Mr. Cohen of OENJ-Cherokee said plans were also moving forward for a $35 million ferry terminal project, which is to be developed privately or in partnership with Union County.

After being considered by the assembly, the plan, which includes a 25,000-seat stadium, a multilevel parking garage and future residential, retail and office space (to be developed privately), must be taken up by the Senate Budget Committee, then the full Senate.

Of the units, about half were developed privately and the others were commissioned from a variety of architectural firms.

It is being developed privately by a consortium of Schiphol USA, an affiliate of the company that runs the Amsterdam airport; the LCOR Inc. development company and Lehman Brothers.

Businesses that obtain demographics and other data for planning often go through commercial vendors or industry associations, creating the impression that the information was developed privately.

The burden for ensuring that companies follow the established rules would rest on the flight controller, perhaps using an established system like NASA's Unmanned Aerial System Traffic Management or common airspace models being developed privately.

Today, the entire 804-acre area is publicly owned, but the hotels, apartments, condominiums, restaurants, shops, offices and boat slips were developed privately.

"The fact that the private sector raised $1.4 billion for the Beltway project shows that even projects like HOT lanes that are considered high risk can be developed and financed privately and that has huge implications for other large metro areas," he said.

Accounting information can be developed for any kind of organization, not just for privately owned, profit-seeking businesses.

The drug, being developed by the privately held Eyetech Pharmaceuticals, is in the final stage of clinical trials for age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in the elderly.