The state is seeking to create a public archaeology park out of private land that Downing had already started to develop, not only violating the developer's private property rights but also causing it considerable financial harm, the lawsuit states.
"We must take into account current developments and have a clear view of how the situation will develop not only in the next two to three years, but through the next decade".
"That's a direct call to develop not only new prevention messages but also new messengers".
In order to address these intangible barriers, Dr. Weingart suggested that "we need to develop not only risk assessment tools but also services geared toward patient vulnerabilities".
These placements have enabled me to develop not only specific media industry experience, but also a valuable and transferable skill set in this fast-paced sector.
Working with Daimler, BYD aims to develop not only more robust vehicle architecture but also, potentially, a unique design language for the venture's forthcoming E.V.'s.
Speaking from his own experience, Hall surmises that being short as a boy forced him to develop not only greater mental quickness and wit but also greater empathy and understanding.
The project aims to help the university's students develop not only the ability to operate in another language, but also, she says, a wider intercultural sensitivity that will stand them in good stead for their future lives and careers.
"To get to develop not only as an individual but as part of a group is very special," said Russell Iceberg, an 18-year-old violinist from New Market, Md., who is about to enter Northwestern University.
"It is part of our duty to develop not only these three playwrights but a generation of actors and stage managers and designers who can contribute to this place as, hopefully, it grows," Mr. Soloway said.
