Sentence examples for development is slated from inspiring English sources

The development is slated to include two new five-story buildings with 120 apartments.

The new Libeskind-designed development is slated to break ground in 2011.

LONDON--While U.S. research and development is slated for record boosts, Europe's multibillion-dollar Framework research program appears headed for a flat budget.

And it's only gaining more traction — across the globe and in the U.S., smart city development is slated to grow to a $20 billion valuation by 2020 alone, according to Pike Research.

The development is slated for a lot on the northwest corner of Wilson and Maryland avenues and will encompass a five-screen Laemmle Theatre, 6,000 square feet of commercial space and 42 residential units in a four-story building.

Those developments are slated to deliver as much as 3,690 housing units and $124 million in affordable housing fees, according to a memo written by John Arntz, the director of the city's department of elections.

We examine these themes through an analysis of tenant organizing in Nashville, Tennessee's largest public housing development that is slated for demolition and redevelopment.

According to a presentation that leadership made to staff in late September and obtained by The Huffington Post, it appears likely that the now-separate social development work is slated to be folded into other areas.

Through a seven-day participatory process, the group will assess the current status of Theatre for Development globally and will contribute to the development of a Theatre for Development Facilitators Guide and Toolkit, which is slated to be piloted in Zambia, Uganda and South Sudan before the end of the year.

"Whether it's Ikea or somebody else, this area is slated for development," Mr. Gdula said.

Graywolf, $23. Echo Canyon in Oregon is slated for development, so three generations of Caves men — the grandfather, Paul; the son, Justin; and the grandson, Graham, a sixth-grader on his first hunting trip — head into the wild in Percy's first novel.