Sentence examples for harbor development from inspiring English sources

In their guilty pleas, the Lenocis admitted they agreed in January 2000 to raise about $500,000 for the unnamed official's coming campaign in their effort to be selected as developer of Steel Point, a harbor development project on the site of the former Carpenter Steel Company, Mr. Apter said.

PLACE NAUTIQUE This huge inner harbor development brings the Saone River into the heart of the new district.

The coastal engineering tradition emerged from the need to address real issues, such as erosion, flooding, reclamation, navigation, and harbor development.

The money could be spent at any of the airports, but not for other purposes, like bridge construction or harbor development.

The Grays Harbor development authority secured $15 million from the plant's former owners to modernize and beautify what it inherited, including two concrete cooling towers, each 496 feet tall.

There he served as the Director of Downtown and Harbor Development during the city's most vigorous period of growth in the 1970s and 1980s and was responsible for more than $750 million in development.

Robert D.L. Gardiner, the 16th lord of the manor, is in conflict over the furture of the island with his neice, Alexandra Goelet whom Gardiner has accused of harboring development plans for the island.

In just days, the archaeologists said, the Harbor Green development destroyed not just burial grounds but also evidence of habitation by native people predating the arrival of Europeans by at least 6,000 years.

Mayor Barbara Doerr, who opposed Cawdrey on the Aviation, Flagler and most harbor-area development issues, has taken no public position on the recall.

big business, not little businesses". Reiss, a first-time candidate who serves as chairman of the city's Public Improvement Commission, questions the need for further harbor-area development.

"For four years I've had to fight as the lone soldier". Amys, 63, a strong opponent of further harbor-area development, is facing opposition not only from candidates who differ with him on policy issues--but also from a lifelong city resident with a similar philosophy.