Sentence examples for create amenities from inspiring English sources

In June 2005, it signed a "Community Benefits Agreement" with eight nonprofit organizations, establishing obligations of housing and hiring, and vowing to create amenities like a health care center, a meditation room, a school and eight acres of open space.

There are several examples of "luxury" uses of water to create amenities not common to desert ecosystems: reduced temperatures, artificial lakes, golf courses, and abundant vegetation.

A FEW years ago, developers created amenities to make their buildings stand out from the pack.

A "While a cooperative is legally obligated to treat all of its shareholders equally, it is legal for a cooperative to differentiate between shareholders and nonshareholder renters with regard to newly created amenities and their costs," said Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer.

At be@schermerhorn, a 246-unit condo in downtown Brooklyn that stood unfinished and vacant for most of 2009, a new owner started selling apartments in the building three months ago, after deciding to broaden the target audience of buyers and also creating amenities like storage space and a roof deck.

It smacks of creating amenities for the wealthy while providing less and less for those less well off.

My ambition now is to create modern amenities which will change the image of the town," Pupponi says, dismissing any criticism as "just political opposition".

But the concentrations of talent that create cultural amenities and job opportunities are rather more footloose, not to mention more price-sensitive.

Ms. Gittelson said she helped Delta create an amenity box that was a tin in different shapes, in a vintage aviation motif.

The outcomes indicate that programs should be provided to motivate residents to preserve or create landscape amenity cooperatively, and justify planning policies to encourage neighborhood-based cooperation for landscape improvement.

Mayor Malloy said Stamford had worked hard not just at economic development but on creating downtown amenities particularly in the arts and entertainment.