Sentence examples for development york from inspiring English sources

Chamberlain and director of Development, York Minster.

"An amorphous construct that broadly incorporates a broad range of educational outcomes from degree attainment to moral development" (York et al. 2015, p. 1), the definition seems to be ever expanding to the extent that an inverse relationship now exists between the length of the definition and its usefulness.

"Your average consumer is not going to want to put fairies on the wall," said Gina Shaw, the vice president of product development at York Wallcoverings.

The company behind a major new shopping development in York says the approval of an out-of-town retail scheme has made its plan "unfeasible".

The start of building work on a major new shopping development in York has been delayed due to a breeding newt population at the site.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS New York's Empire Zones and Centers of Excellence, two large economic development programs, are not working.

"Our powers are at the highest point of development," The New York Times declared in 1881, "and our power of disciplining these powers should be at their best".

Mr. Tese, a former chief executive of the New York State Urban Development Corporation and former director of economic development for New York State, was also Bear Stearns's lead director before its collapse in 2008 and served on its finance and risk committee.

One piece of Mr. Durry's farmland in Chesterfield was worth 6.25 credits, which he sold for about $23,000 each (although the prices for credits has increased to close to $30,000 now that the first houses are up in the new development there, Old York Village).

During the project's design phase, developer Tony Nardozzi of the New York Connecticut Development Corp., based in Stamford, which would undertake the project for the property's owners, Silverman Realty and the Minskoff Realty Group, discovered the existence of the Westchester Children's Museum group and contacted board members, who looked at plans for the site six months ago.

But for my money, nobody is more pleased about the Bloomberg development than New York-hating Ted Cruz.