Sentence examples for build a development from inspiring English sources

The 2000 election, which brought Mayor Hamilton to power, ousted a Borough Council that had passed legislation to allow a developer to build a development of 266 homes for people age 55 and older on 260 acres.

Which is why it's significant that The Guardian newspaper in London has just made a major hire direct out of Yahoo! to build a development platform to engage with developers and startups.

Instead of forgoing this group of talent due to their lack of programming experience outside of the classroom, businesses can save time and effort by hiring entry-level developers with high potential to build a development team that is ready and willing to both mentor, and be mentored.

Why did none of them build a development platform to draw in millions of software developers to build apps on top of their phones and operating system?

He sought to build a development for the homeless in Greenburgh, a town of eighty-five thousuburbansuburban Westchester County.

The firm plans to build a development, called Tuscany Estates, with 30 single-family homes on one-acre lots, each priced at more than $1 million.

To make good on its talent-culture-building mission, the German Football Association (DFB), built a development program that has since trained tens of thousands of elementary, middle school and high school students through hundreds of "training base camps" throughout the country.

To be close to its mostly American clientele, it has built a development center in Somerville, N.J., and a branch office in Santa Clara, Calif.

He seized on an idea that was potentially politically dangerous: heavily courting investment from the city's former occupier, Japan.Mr Bo set up special incentives for Japanese investors and built a development zone and high-tech park.

Once Box achieved a certain level of scale, Levie built a development platform on top of Box, another stroke of incredible vision at the time.

For instance, Mr. Richardson strongly supported building an interchange off Interstate 25 that is wanted by a California developer, Jim Foster, who plans to build a housing development nearby.