Sentence examples for designate the development from inspiring English sources

Bills are pending in both houses of the Legislature to designate the development one of the first "Urban Energy Technology Demonstration" projects under the state's energy master plan.

Prior to the second half of the nineteenth century, the term was used primarily, if not exclusively, in an embryological sense to designate the development of the individual embryo.

This summer, the Irish Times reported that planning authorities at An Bord Pleanála rejected an application to designate the wall a "strategic infrastructure development", further delaying the construction of the planned 200,000-ton structure that would span 2.8km (1.74 miles) of the dunes.

This paper is designated to the development of flame retardant solid polymer electrolytes based on phosphorus containing polymers.

In order to control this effect of overfitting, we split the data set of 334 students into two random subsamples A and B. Sample A, designated as the development sample, was used to construct various scales from the item pool.

The new building is owned by Rockrose Development, which designated the theater for nonprofit use at below market rates as part of an agreement made with the city during the commercial development of the building in 1988.

The provincial government designated the slide area a restricted development zone in 1976, which prevents alteration of the site.

The spot designated for development is "really the only unspoilt vista" from the rock, according to one resident, Luke Spielvogel.

From early 1960s the 'mansion' age started, a foreign word put to a new use upon arriving in Japanese after a developer first used the word to designate his developments, which were condominiums in 1962.

That use ended in 1992, by which time the city had designated a development company to turn the pier's building, an official city landmark, into restaurants and a visitors' center.

The potential conflict groups singled out in the following studies are: owners of plots with developments, owners of land designated for development in the area development plans and woodland owners (Table  5).