Sentence examples for developing a park from inspiring English sources

"It's about developing a park where special-needs kids come first".

He said Legoland was also looking for sites in South Korea and Japan and would be interested in developing a park in China.

Barack Obama's approval ratings headed to the emergency room after the botched roll-out of his health-care reforms.In Turkey a protest against developing a park in Istanbul snowballed into nationwide demonstrations against the authoritarian tone of Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government.

Further in the future -- with the other demands on city and state coffers raising questions about timing -- are ambitious plans for developing a park along the waterfront below Brooklyn Heights and, in the area around the Brooklyn Academy of Music, expanding cultural facilities while adding housing and office space.

The department would continue, Ms. Beck said, to work with the city in developing a parking program to ease congestion and fairly enforce the law.

Creates the Niagara River Greenway Commission to develop a park along the Niagara River.

In 1919 Michigan began to develop a park system, which now encompasses nearly 100 state-operated parks and more than a dozen state recreation areas.

Once the ball got rolling, Senator Seward helped the town get a $25,000 state grant to develop a park on Main Street; the New York State Council for the Humanities kicked in $11,000 to install 20 permanent walking-tour plaques on Main Street.

The discovery of a petrified forest in an area of approximately 100 sq km in northern-central Sardinia, which includes the municipalities of Martis, Bulzi, Laerru and Perfugas, encouraged the authorities to develop a park to bear witness to the memory of the place.

In 1971 J. Patrick Greene was given a contract to carry out a six-month excavation for Runcorn Development Corporation as part of a plan to develop a park in the centre of Runcorn New Town.

The town board voted on April 26 to ask the New York State Department of Transportation to develop a park-and-ride facility at the Exit 71 ramp off the expressway.