"eminent development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It may be used to describe a noticeable or prominent improvement or growth in an area, such as for example: "The eminent development of the local economy has led to increased job opportunities for area residents."
Merck's R&D budget in 1999 was $2.1 billion.The model to emulate is the Rockefeller Foundation, the pre-eminent development institution of the 20th century, which showed what grant aid targeted on knowledge could accomplish.
"We structured the deal with the pre-eminent biologic development company in the world," he said.
Opposition to the Kelo decision was part of the 2016 Republican platform – even though Donald Trump, rather infamously, attempted to use economic development eminent domain laws to his own benefit as a real estate developer.
And we are eminent in the development of immersive technologies, like Augmented and Virtual Reality, which look set to radically improve many areas of life in coming years, with applications as varied as flight simulation and surgical training techniques.
An academy has been built from the ground up that has so comprehensively outmanoeuvred its rivals that it has sparked jealousy and anger in the red half of Manchester, once so pre-eminent in youth development.
The growing use of eminent domain for private development is an abuse of power.
And while a dozen states frequently use eminent domain for economic development, a dozen specifically ban or discourage it with little evidence of harm.
Of more interest to some conservatives, he also authored a 2004 decision that overturned the use of eminent domain for economic development in the state.
While the Supreme Court has ruled that eminent domain for private development is legal, we must demand that our legislators on the state, county and local levels act to stop this un-American practice.
Mr. Bullock, who represented the landowners in New London, said Pfizer's announcement "really shows the folly of these plans that use massive corporate welfare and abuse eminent domain for private development".
