Sentence examples for developments that do from inspiring English sources

The city has taken measures like expanding bus services and promoting housing developments that do not permit cars.

Even fractional developments that do not operate under a brand are increasingly joining groups that allow owners to use their time at other fractional properties.

Many of the buildings are so-called as-of-right developments that do not require the public filing of shadow assessments, which can ignite opposition with their eye-popping renderings of the impact shadows will have on surrounding areas.

His successor must be both tougher on preventing prime site developments that do London little good and more determined to find ways to make up for any resulting loss of little of value to the city that they do produce.

Planning permission should be refused to developments that do not mitigate air pollution, and new buildings should be designed to avoid the need to arrive by car, according to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice).

Too often we have been left with developments that do not actually deliver the required level of energy performance and do not have access to the shops, schools and other facilities and services that help communities work in the longer term.

What is public information is that Mr. Baker and other Loch Harris officials have sometimes been enthusiastic about developments that did not pan out.

There are some negative developments that did not surprise me, I should add, even though I had hoped they would be avoided.

I found myself endlessly surprised by myriad developments that didn't make sense to me, at least not on the surface.

However, Jen Chaney of The Washington Post wrote that the episode "brought more narrative developments that didn't make sense", and Rolling Stone Erica Futterman stated that aside from Martin's scenes, "the rest of the episode found us back in scatterbrained plot territory".

"For these countries, it will be critical to develop strategies for urban development that do not result in massive loss of productive farmlands and ultimately livelihoods for millions of farmers," Seto said.