Sentence examples for development park from inspiring English sources

The development park keeps 25percentt of gross receipts, $1.6 million so far.

Countless obstacles would most likely stand in the way of a Texas-sized resource development park in Alaska.

Although the parking lots are not currently zoned for residential development, Park West Village residents worry that another tower may rise.

In the private sector, a Manhattan developer plans to break ground next spring on an 80,000-square-foot building in a four-building research and development park on Route 535 in East Windsor, N.J.

The residential-commercial development, Park Vista, at Montgomery Avenue between Ewart and Dunwoodie Streets, is to have six two-family units, each priced at $994,900 and each containing twin two-bedroom, two-bath apartments on the second and third floors above street-level professional office space.

LCOR Inc., an owner and the manager of the 280-acre Landmark at Eastview research and development park, which was built in the early 1960's for the Union Carbide Corporation, already has zoning approval from Greenburgh for a 320,000-square-foot expansion.

In doing so, the Ripken's partnered with Foundation President Steve Salem to develop several revolutionary programs that will blow you away. 1. Youth Development Parks (YDP's) Recognizing that gray concrete streets are often the only "play" areas in distressed communities, YDP's are transforming neighborhoods.

"I think you'll see a dropping off of the programs that many counties now view as important — law enforcement, economic development, parks and recreation.

Able to put being the possibility that it was victim of some artificial super intelligence aside, at minute 20 54 Fallon asks Parker, "Where did Myspace go wrong?" "The failure to execute product development," Parker replies.

And we are seeing interest not only from the health care and public health worlds, but also from those working in education, housing, business, transportation, community development, parks and recreation...the list goes on and on.

Mr Congel also wants to build a 325-acre research-and-development park just north of Syracuse, to rival Silicon Valley.It is an epic vision, but one rife with uncertainty.