Sentence examples for developing the site of from inspiring English sources

Inscriptions record Suryavarman's boundless energy in promoting public works, especially irrigation projects; in founding monasteries; and in planning and developing the site of the traditional Cambodian capital, Angkor.

An exhibition, "Imagine New York: Giving Voice to the People's Visions," presenting opinions about developing the site of the World Trade Center, will be on display through Oct. 10.

Qatari investors in particular have been examining the possibility of developing the site of the former Athens international airport at Hellenikon, south of the capital, the Greek official said.

When developing the site of the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, builders integrated measures such as traps that capture stormwater and rainfall and recycle it for use in the park's irrigation, water features and fire-fighting reserves, conserving 850 million litres annually.

Freshwater said it had been looking for a way of developing the site for 10 years.

Kate D. Levin, New York City's commissioner of cultural affairs, said the city had worked with private developers and neighborhood leaders for years to develop the site of MCC's home, which is in the new Archstone Clinton apartment building.

B1 Obstacle for Brooklyn Arena A rival of developer Bruce C. Ratner submitted a competing bid to buy and develop the site of a proposed Nets arena, throwing up the first significant obstacle to Mr. Ratner's plan to create an urban hub at the eastern edge of Downtown Brooklyn.

The state chapter of the Sierra Club, for example, is currently fighting plans in Bloomingdale to develop the site of the Pompton Mutiny of 1781.

It can be safely inferred that Reignwood would love to own and develop the site of the European Tour's administration building.

Cameron told an audience of ministers, central bankers and business leaders from across the world that Britain was open for business as he hailed a potential £8bn deal by a Malaysian consortium to develop the site of the Battersea Power Station.

7), about Princeton Forrestal's plan to develop the site of the old Princeton Nursery Princeton Forrestall's marketing director was mistaken when he stated that the nursery "is not an historic site in any way, shape or form".