Sentence examples for developing this area from inspiring English sources

"If anybody is thinking of developing this area, bulldozing it over with another high-rise in the Village, I don't think they're properly analyzing the litigation".

(The Met now says it has procured the appropriate technology to monitor social media use in the police intelligence arena, while "also continuing to work with the Home Office's wider national programme developing this area of policing intelligence").

The trick for them, and shaded differently for my own fictive university, is in developing this area correctly — historically, not Columbia's strong suit, but far from an impossible endeavor.

It is proposed that developing this area of expertise in the education system will better prepare student midwives for contemporary midwifery practice.

We then suggest some elements of developing this area of research and policy based on a narrative review of relevant studies combined with the management, consulting and field experience of all authors and outline areas of further research.

In doing so it highlights new perspectives and suggestions for developing this area of study.

"That is until now, as we attempt to develop this area for different kinds of industry".

By the late 1960s, New Jersey had put together the machinery to develop this area through the Hackensack Meadowlands Development Commission (now the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission).

Local investors plan to develop this area over the next 10 years — they figure that when Cuba opens up, Stock Island will be the next Key West.

So when you look at it and you think oh my god, we're going to develop this area, no one thinks that you might be pushing people out".

"The hospital served a very important purpose over the years, and now we have an opportunity to open up access to this area for the rest of the city," Ms. Sullivan said, adding, "In the unlikely event that we don't get the Olympic Games, we still need to develop this area, as it provides an excellent opportunity to open up the lakefront to the South Side".