Sentence examples for district development from inspiring English sources
Community-based organisations are registered by the district development department and issued with certificates that are renewed annually on payment of a fee and presentation of a report.
For a start, he pointed out, Spera wasn't anywhere near a "district development center," the Army's label for a populated hub.
The Focused District Development (FDD) program to retrain and equip the police is going well and will broaden to include the Border Police.
Loft conversions are continuing on Fourth Street in the historic district just east of City Hall; the Bank District development, by Gilmore Associates of Los Angeles, will have 250 rental lofts.
His remarks, made before an audience of district development council members in Kabul where he had a scheduled speech, reminded people that as much as Americans had been victims, Afghans were victims as well.
"I can show you so many papers on NREGA," the district development officer says, referring to the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, which entitles every rural household to 100 days of minimum-wage work on demand.
The purpose of this study is to examine how Finnish central business district developments are designed to facilitate environmental sustainability.
In the Goi and Ichihara districts, development occurred from 1957 to 1963 (Chiba Prefecture Development Department 1961a).
Concepts for the integration of the energy values in suitable manner in local plans and regulations (City Development Concept STEK Graz, City-District-Development-Concept Graz-Reininghaus and development plans for the city quarters on location).
Based on an examination of two eco-district developments, this paper combines a qualitative commentary consisting of company-specific interviews with and analysis of productivity of regional cleantech firms in an effort to verify the connection between Stockholm's eco-districts and the growth of its cleantech sector.
The local district rural development agency has given grants directly to villagers, with technical assistance from NGOs and a university, to complete the work.
