Sentence examples for for such developments from inspiring English sources
Westchester can use public money to buy land for such developments, give legal and technical assistance to municipalities and developers, and tie the distribution of discretionary money to a community's record in building below-market-rate housing.
"We've got to show that the political numbers are greater for than against," said Mr. Spano, whose initiatives include using county money to buy land for such developments, giving legal and technical assistance to municipalities and developers, and tying the distribution of discretionary funds to a community's record in building affordable housing.
The market for such developments is sizeable.
The sites for such developments are hardly inexpensive, however.
However, few people see the need for such developments in food technology.
Public librarians work strenuously, through such organizations as the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), for such developments.
Most versions of the Irenaean theodicy propose that creation is incomplete, as humans are not yet fully developed, and experiencing evil and suffering is necessary for such development.
The preclinical studies of these new SAK variants suggest that the novel osmotically produced multifunctional SRH protein developed in our study could be the potential candidate for such development and available in an affordable price with minimum secondary complications.
Vineyard communities have sprung up even in less wine-oriented states like South Carolina, in part because the most obvious region of the country for such development — Northern California — is largely zoned to discourage the mingling of large-scale residential projects with commercial agriculture.
Time is a factor, because right now any entrepreneur who assembles a lot of sufficient size can — without any community review — match the height of the two towers, and there are at least a half dozen spots ripe for such development.
Christian communions and theologians differ from one another in their interpretations of Mary principally on the basis of where they set the terminal point for such development and expansion that is, where they maintain that the legitimate development of doctrine may be said to have ended.
