Sentence examples for earmarked for development from inspiring English sources

Mitchell H. Pally, a vice president of the Long Island Association, the region's largest business group, said that when the Targets and Wal-Marts finally decided to come to the Island, they found that "most of the major sites were already developed or earmarked for development".

A local development plan would make it more difficult for developers to build on land which has not been earmarked for development.

They embezzle money earmarked for development projects.

And it's not just the beaches being earmarked for development.

This includes a golf course built on 150 acres that had been earmarked for development.

The club's community trust sits on one of the pieces of land earmarked for development.

Hirano said construction is expected to cost $7.5 million, with $11 million earmarked for institutional development and program development, and $1.5 million for administration.

In many developing countries, significant government resources have been earmarked for urban development and renewal.

While most funding has traditionally been earmarked for program development and implementation, there has been a steady growth in global health research funding as well.

An additional $100 million would be earmarked for economic development, and the final $200 million would go for school aid.

The eight buildings earmarked for economic development would be used for town purposes or leased or sold to private industry.