Sentence examples for built the development from inspiring English sources
Leslie A. Lerner, a partner at the Beechwood Organization and president of the division that built the development, said customer service had been responsive to homeowners.
STATUS Construction of the first house began in December 2005 and six houses are now being built; the development will eventually have up to 450 houses.
So it is about getting people to put their land into a joint vehicle at the outset and then take their proceeds out after you have paid for the infrastructure and built the development, and achieved the increase in value".
The unparalleled giving for which the Rockefellers were responsible resulted in the donation of the land on which the United Nations was built, the development of Memorial Sloan-Kettering, the Cloisters and Rockefeller University, a premiere research institute.
Officials allege that the houses were never built, the development company went bankrupt, and the money was never repaid.
Finding a place to build the development may be a challenge, said David Berto, the president of Housing Enterprises, a consulting firm in Enfield that is working with Green Haven.
Throughout these chapters threads a running takedown of the "metastasizing sprawl" that is Charlotte itself — which stands in for the whole of the South — pocked with "McMansions, six-lane parkways through deforested fields where they had yet to build the development that justified the highway,... characterless malls, a poor man's Florida with brick sidewalks and pastel awnings".
Mr. Ratner, chief executive of Forest City Ratner, the company that is to build the development, still must get final state approval and withstand any new lawsuits, while selling about $586 million in arena bonds by Dec. 31 in order to qualify for tax-exempt status.
According to Donda (2000), major data flaws are not to be expected because the central economic committee of former East Germany build the development of five-year plans on statistical data on agricultural production.
