Sentence examples for developments that receive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lipscomb's company, Doracon, a minority subcontractor, often works on developments that receive city tax breaks.

Mr. Diaz said that while he hoped the final proposal would include businesses that paid a living wage, that was no longer his major concern, in part because the City Council is now debating a bill that would impose a living wage requirement citywide on developments that receive substantial subsidies.

At the same time, in a development that received far less attention than the evangelicals' entry into politics, they were forging a new coalition with Catholics – centered around a version of what then Pope John Paul II called the "culture of life".

Under a labyrinthine deal that federal and state lawmakers and city officials raced to complete in less than six months, the landlord, the New York City Housing Authority, will receive about $230 million for rehabilitating 21 developments that have received no subsidies for the past seven years.

Members of the City Council and the mayor are now debating legislation that would require what is called a "living wage" of $10 per hour, plus benefits, for people who work at developments that have received more than $1 million in public subsidies.

Examples of therapeutic developments that have received orphan drug designation range from Riluzole for motor neurone disease (ALS) to Temozolomide for malignant gliomas.

Secure in the knowledge that they were backed by Dutch power, regents in some cases imposed additional burdens upon their subjects a development that received trenchant criticism in the novel Max Havelaar (1860), written under the pseudonym Multatuli by the Dutch writer Eduard Douwes Dekker, a former official of the East Indies government.

The bill now before the City Council would require future development projects that receive $1 million or more in discretionary financial assistance from the city to pay $10 an hour plus benefits for full-time workers and $11.50 an hour without benefits for at least 10 years.

With this vote the Council establishes a new benchmark for city-sponsored development projects: projects that receive public tax subsidies must create living wage jobs for New York City residents.

While the Kingsbridge Armory battle centered on wages at one project, the wage bill seeks to expand the debate to developments across the city that receive public subsidies worth more than $100,000, whether in discounted land sales, tax credits or other incentives.

They included a pastoralist development project that receives millions of dollars from the World Bank and the Ethiopian government's AIDS prevention office, which is supported, in part, by the United Nations and The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.