Sentence examples for built in return for from inspiring English sources
Fountains flow in the concrete canyons of Midtown, many in or near office buildings or in so-called pocket parks, built in return for the zoning concessions that used to be granted to the developers of the tallest towers.
Donald Trump pledged to cancel the Paris climate agreement, endorsed drilling off the Atlantic coast and said he would allow the Keystone XL pipeline to be built in return for "a big piece of the profits" for the American people.
The report surprised neither its supporters nor opponents, and is believed to fulfill a promise made by Governor Rockefeller to Robert Moses that the bridge would be built in return for the master builder's acquiescence in the creation of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Covenants currently exist that were placed by the Council when the stadium was built, in return for a reduction in land costs.
They are briefing residents about the 15 one-room huts they will build in return for a nominal contribution of money and labour.
He has enjoyed good relations with city financiers while redistributing wealth through planning decisions: developers are allowed to build in return for including affordable housing and other goodies for the poor.
One ominous sign was a fiasco over a gas pipeline from China's far west to Shanghai, which Exxon and Shell were going to help build in return for access to the Chinese market.
Under this, the have-nots forswear nuclear weapons and the wherewithal to build them, in return for civilian nuclear help.
The geo-exchange system has been developed with a local renewable energy start-up company, Greenfield Energy, which built the system in return for a long-term operating contract.
Suppose, for example, that you agree to help me build my house in return for my promise to help you build yours.
Meanwhile, governments are relying more and more on private companies to finance and build water infrastructure, in return for profitable long-term licences to run local monopolies.
