Sentence examples for built the first phase from inspiring English sources

In fact, said Terence J. Reidy, the city manager, Madison has also met with Westminster Properties, which built the first phase of Wesley Grove, a town-home complex at the south end of Asbury's mile-long beach.

They've built the first phase and if they do all five phases that'll be over $3 billion, over 1,000 jobs, over $70,000 on average a year in compensation.

"They built the school here in the center of Orange County, and then the village was formed around the campus with the Irvine Co., Donald Bren and William Pereira, who designed UCI — all those so-called forefathers who really envisioned the city and planned and built the first phase of the city.

Adelson, who said he already had $9.8bn£6.4bnbn) of financing in place to build the first phase, would then have to present his plans for approval.

If it goes well, President Clinton may decide this fall whether to build the first phase of the so-called national missile defense.

The administration wants to change the treaty to let the United States build the first phase of a defensive system with 100 missiles and their launchers, as well as a sophisticated new radar system on Shemya Island in Alaska.

Rather than beginning in one of the state's congested major cities, planners decided to build the first phase of the project along a 130-mile stretch of the Central Valley.

"What we want to do is build the first phase, like New York, and have people say they love it and want to do the rest," said Paul R. Levy, the president of the Center City District.

Mr. Ratner's remarks were a far cry from the optimistic days of December 2006, when the state approved Atlantic Yards and Forest City indicated that it would build the first phase of the project within four years and complete the entire venture in a decade.

Mr. Gamble's company, Universal Community Homes, was part of a partnership selected to build the first phase of the project in 1999, in a deal that promised to reward the developers with a parcel of vacant land in return for building 236 low-income units and providing counseling services to incoming residents.

"They [Shanghai] were willing to donate and build the first phase at their expense so it was a financially-viable proposition for us," said Mr Jones.