Sentence examples for designated development from inspiring English sources

Highly safety-critical applications require designated development processes that foster verifiability by design.

In an August 2002 letter, Aileen C. Gribbin, an assistant commissioner of housing preservation and development, told the development group that the project was significantly behind schedule and that the group could lose its status as the designated development manager.

The designated developer is Hudson Development L.L.C., which plans a two-story center with private parking on a seven-acre site in the College Point Corporate Park.

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).

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

Companies with more than 2,000 workers relocating to a specially designated urban development zone would be eligible for an additional $750 bonus.

While the borough still has sizable brownfields, it now also has 17 areas, including some former polluted sites, that have been designated for development.

The village will have to persuade landowners on the site that is designated for development to sell, or force them to sell using its powers of eminent domain.

The lack of success in converting the law into prevention has been especially acute in the country, despite its designated millennium development goal which prioritised violence against women.

It would expand some of the allowable commercial uses at Pier 40, at Houston Street, as well as others designated for development along the park.

The study shows that native-born neighbourhoods occupy a large portion of Abu Dhabi's landscape, with 55.2% of the total land designated for development.