Sentence examples for development with more from inspiring English sources
Previously less developed areas were opened up for development with more transport options.
Mr. Slaughter said that several developers tried to persuade city planners to agree to much denser development, with more apartments and taller buildings, but city officials held fast to their idea of amplifying on what currently exists.
Guidelines suggest that a typical condominium development with more than 77 units would go over the threshold, as would a single-family housing project with 56 homes.
And, based on information from the American Electronics Association and Nasdaq, New Jersey ranks fourth in total financing for research and development, with more than $12 billion spent annually.
The Department of Environmental Protection rule required builders to go through a strict permission process for any housing development with more than six units that would need a septic system.
The previous owners of 123 West 15th Street planned to merge it, legally and physically, with the condo building next door at No. 121, creating a single development with more than five units, documents on file with the city show.
The Town of Huntington, for example, requires developments with more than 10 homes to sell 20percentt of the additional homes below market rates.
Honduras is the most dangerous place to protest against developments, with more deaths per capita than any other country: 101 between 2010 and 2014, according to Global Witness's report How Many More?
The New York City Housing Authority is making substantial progress in the renovation of the Whitman and Ingersoll developments, with more than $150 million in improvements on apartments, exteriors and elevator upgrades — the largest public housing renovation project in the country.
It is hardly surprising that the French view the building of large infrastructure developments with more enthusiasm than do the Brits.Ministers are similarly planning to make airports, airlines and, indirectly, their passengers pay for a wide range of local facilities from sports centres to high-speed rail links in those areas selected to have new runways.
