Sentence examples for development administrator from inspiring English sources

All of this activity has private developers "chomping at the bit," said Kelly Murphy, the city's economic development administrator.

The city would like to lure more outside tenants to the Science Park, but having Yale there is just fine, said Kelly Murphy, the city's economic development administrator.

"The highways are congested, the railways are headed that way, the waterways have capacity," said Ernest Perry, the freight development administrator for the Missouri transportation department.

Mr. Logue was the development administrator of New Haven from 1954 to 1960, development administrator of the Boston Redevelopment Authority from 1961 to 1967, president and chief executive of the New York State Urban Development Corporation from 1968 to 1975 and president of the South Bronx Development Organization from 1978 to 1985.

The Town Board, after consulting with the chairmen of the planning and zoning boards and the town's planning and development administrator, will designate other courses and seminars each year that board members may find helpful.

City government is stocked with Yalies: The head of the housing authority, Robert A. Solomon, is a Yale Law School professor, and Henry J. Fernandez, a graduate of the law school, is the city's economic development administrator.

What that truly needs (and should always require, regardless of what side of the aisle you're on) is for the incoming set of development administrators to give a careful, thoughtful, thorough investigation of what policies and financial investments are working as well as how new leadership and direction can better actualize these existing achievements.

The joint administrators will keep the creditors informed of any significant development," the administrator's report said.

Twelve candidates have signalled their interest in the position, including the director general of Unesco, Irina Bokova, the former New Zealand prime minister and UN development program administrator, Helen Clark, and the former UN climate change commissioner, Christiana Figueres.

Under questioning from Landrieu about the seven blank pages in the Disaster Housing Strategy that were called "Under Development," Deputy Administrator Harvey E. Johnson responded, "The strategy is in fact a strategy.

As U.N. Development Programme Administrator Helen Clark expressed to me during a conversation earlier this week, we must be free from the tyranny of GDP.