Sentence examples for develop recreational from inspiring English sources

The state must now classify the lands and develop recreational plans to allow public access while protecting natural resources, officials said.

The northern countries were the first ones to develop recreational services, as we will call them from now on, around the 1960s 1970s (Zeiher 2011).

The aims of these expenditures are: first, to develop recreational sport facilities to improve public health and to use sport as an instrument of social engineering; and second, to provide elite-level facilities to build a powerful sports nation.

According to the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, British investors have expressed an interest in developing thermal tourism, with Slovenian investors interested in developing recreational activities like tennis and golf.

Developing recreational corridors, or "greenways," like the trail, is a key part of newer land preservation approaches that use natural or manmade features like rivers or railroad tracks as guidelines in protecting contiguous pieces of land.

The projects she wanted to have federally funded included fighting obesity in Alaska ($487,000) and developing recreational trails ($4 million).

Plans for this trail were born 16 years ago, when the National Park Service (which operates the Lake Mead recreation area), the local utility company Southwest Gas and a variety of nonprofit entities teamed up to develop a recreational trail that would link local communities to the area's most prized natural treasures.

The $26 million pier, one of several former shipping berths at the park, is the third to be developed for recreational use.

Since the Arab-Israeli war of June 1967, about 40 square miles (100 square km) of Mount Hermon's southern and western slopes have been part of the Israeli-administered Golan Heights; they have been developed for recreational use, especially skiing.

In order to assess the relative importance of historical and post-disturbance conditions as determinants of community structure, we undertook reciprocal transplants, at different successional stages, of sessile communities developing at recreational piers that were previously observed to show contrasting fish predation pressure and settlement rate in the São Sebastião Channel, Brazil.

The northern end of the park, not yet developed for recreational use, may include part of the site of Fort Jackson.