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"A developer has bought the adjacent industrial parcel, and I know he has discussed a development scheme for multiunit housing with Bloomfield officials," Mr. Conklin said.

Mr Fox is promoting an ambitious joint development scheme for Central America, called the Puebla-Panama Plan.Mexico is also being more active in international bodies.

Boost is a mentoring and development scheme for up to six designers that will offer its winners top industry support and advice, and, even better, the financial support to launch their product at Southbank Centre's design shop this autumn.

Writers across the north of England have just a week left to get their submissions in for the Northern Writers' Awards, the leading talent development scheme for writers in the region.

"It does not create a serious demand for conflict-free minerals in the EU, nor does it put in place a progressive development scheme for sustainable mining in conflict areas.

Last week, in a move widely seen as a snub to Silva, Lula placed Mangabeira Unger, known for his controversial ideas on development and industrialisation, in control of a new sustainable development scheme for the Amazon.

"To do this I invested heavily in leadership training and development for the 300 most influential staff in the organisation and created a range of engagement and development schemes for staff, including an awards programme related to excellence in delivering our values and vision.

Much of that money, in turn, could be used to fund additional development schemes for ordinary Laotians.The World Bank claims to have learned the lessons of equally worthy-sounding schemes that went badly awry, including a dam on the Mun river in neighbouring Thailand, which left many fishermen destitute as their catch disappeared.

As for the two land-based modes, namely railways and roads, at first sight, the planning schemes may look similar and well balanced, as there are concrete long-term development schemes for both the high-speed railway and the expressways.

There were a number of development schemes for the head including a major railway and docks scheme proposed in 1885, proposals for housing and a golf course were also put forward before World War I, though none of these schemes came to fruition.

She stumbled on Going for Growth, a six-month development scheme run for businesswomen by businesswomen.