Sentence examples for development paid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Suarez, who was also an investor in the Perry Street development, paid $3.97 million for the unit in 2002.

In the end, decades of state commitment to education and development paid off, ensuring that political dialogue remained the preferred mode of negotiation for the majority of the population.

At 7.5 percent royalties – 6.5 percent and 1 percent brand development — paid to me by franchisees, if I do $100 million in system-wide sales, that brings $7.5 million in royalties.

Amid the greetings on a recent show, Mr. López played music from his 20 storage cases of CDs, the fruits of a lifetime of collecting; interviewed health care workers about the importance of good child development; paid homage to an Indian activist killed a few years ago in Mexico; and dished out practical advice — all while swinging effortlessly between Spanish and Mixteco.

But then the research and development paid off big.

Actually the majority of the research and development paid for out of ESA?s ?2800-million-plus budget is carried out under contract by Europe?s space industry, which employs 40,000 people directly, and an estimated 250,000 indirectly.

The project set off a furious battle over whether to require that tenants of the development pay at least $10 per hour to employees in exchange for the developer's receiving millions of dollars in tax breaks and incentives.

For taxpayers, the bottom line could mean borrowing $150 million to $267 million, with tax revenue from new development paying it back over time.

The vast majority of biotech companies engaging in drug development pay no taxes because they are losing money year after year as they pursue breakthrough therapies and cures.

"If urban development pays attentions to ecological needs, then you could incorporate elements that allow for the movement of animals and so on," he said.

For more than a quarter of a century, Suffolk has embraced one initiative after another to buy open space and watershed lands before they vanished into development, paying for it all by raising sales taxes and selling bonds.