Sentence examples for development of a park from inspiring English sources

"We will not allow the events in Gezi Park to turn against the peace process," said Selahattin Demirtas, co-chairman of the B.D.P., referring to the development of a park in Taksim Square that started the protests.

But there are also larger grants, like $26 million to build a tramway over the Delaware linking Philadelphia and Camden or $30 million for the demolition of blighted buildings along the Admiral Wilson Boulevard, which leads to the Benjamin Franklin Bridge on the New Jersey side and the development of a park.

Although Reviczky voted against the development of a park in 1992, he said the council must uphold that vote.

Projects ranged from those already in the pipeline — like $1 million for improvements at the future home of the Museum of Neon Art — to concepts without concrete plans, such as the $23-million 23-milliont of a park in the San Fernandevelopmentridof.

Will the Newport-Mesa Unified school board relinquish school property for the development of a parking lot, as proposed in the current design concept?

Now, with plans to close one depot in Lower Manhattan to make way for the development of a Hudson River park, to open three new parking lots in Upper Manhattan and to accommodate more buses at two Harlem depots, Ms. Shepard said, an already unfair burden will become even more acute.

It also fit with this former industrial city's river-centered, environmental/recreational push, which includes creation of the Beacon Institute for Rivers and Estuaries, construction of floating pools for swimming in the Hudson, and Scenic Hudson's development of a riverfront park and adjoining 160-room "green" hotel on the 25-acre Long Dock Beacon site.

MSG alleges in a lawsuit that Butts tricked the company into ending its lease of vacant city-owned land it used for overflow parking, thinking it was clearing the way for development of a technology park.

Based on the findings, recommendations were made to the Taipei City government for the decision-making in the development of a metropolitan park, as well as to landscape architects in the planning and design of urban parks.

After weeks of talks, Kirk, in the late hours, was able to offer promises of minority contracts and the development of a wetlands park.

Falwell's son, Jerry Falwell Jr., the chancellor at Liberty, has announced plans for the development of a sports park on the 5,000-acre 5,000-acrey-owned Liberty Mountain that flanks the campus.