Sentence examples for economic development schemes from inspiring English sources

Tot up all the planned economic development schemes, as the construction skills industry training board does, and you find that Greater London alone is due to receive £45.6bn in airport and rail capacity, and waste disposal and other hard-helmet work.

It donated $2 million to the Special Olympics, $10 million to the National Museum of the American Indian, and several million more to the Mystic Aquarium and a regional economic development scheme, Mr. Woods said.

A public vote is scheduled for Nov. 6 on a quarter-cent increase in the sales tax to fund another $3 million a year of economic-development schemes.

"The economic development strategy was wrong.

It's a syndrome traceable to the settlement of Dakota Territory, which was an economic-development scheme hatched by the railroad interests.

At the community level, the report proposes building community support for girls' participation in school, creation of parents' and girls' clubs, as well help with community infrastructure and economic development, micro-finance schemes, vocational education, and financial support for girls and families.

As the interests of government increasingly cater to the interests and comforts of private, transnational capital, our cities and homes have become progressively more abstract and violent places, subject to the casual ravages of the next economic development or urban renewal scheme.

Still, some critics of the program have described it as an improper use of the immigration system to spur economic development — a cash-for-visas scheme.

"We are already implementing policies for sustainable urban development," Rodas says, "but having these discussions encourages us to go deeper in the direction of improving the quality of life of Quito citizens, with a clear scheme of economic development and social inclusion and respect for the environment".

The scheme is regarded as a flagship component of Rwanda's economic development and poverty reduction strategy.

Transport minister Baroness Kramer said the scheme would "stimulate economic development and link communities with jobs".