Sentence examples for holiday development from inspiring English sources

The leisure complex, to be built only if the airport scheme goes ahead, would be funded by a luxury holiday development consortium, the St Helena Leisure Corporation (Shelco).

Filmmaker Hollie Fifer spent four years of her life documenting a fierce battle between a group of settlers in Papua New Guinea and a new holiday resort development threatening to evict them from their land in her new film playing at Hot Docs, The Opposition.

One way in which NGOs may attempt to engage with aid-receiving communities is "voluntourism" – a controversial practice that can range from volunteers paying their own costs to luxury holidays in development sites.

Nowadays some parts of the Mani are thick with holiday homes and development, but Kardamyli remains delightfully quiet and understated, the sort of Greek village where old widows in black sit out every morning watching the world go by.

Last month, as the authorities in southern California were dousing the remnants of the Cedar and San Bernardino wildfires there, residents of Berkeley's Holiday City West development assembled to hear Mr. Schultz, the township's head of wildfire preparedness, describe plans for a prescribed burn along the wooded perimeters of their community.

News broke out in March 2005 that a second Bean film, Mr. Bean's Holiday was in development, with Atkinson reprising his title role.

Summer holidays cripple educational development.

The whole process would likely take a few weeks to sort out, time easily recovered by eliminating all the CPS holidays and professional development days, which were on the chopping block anyways.

The job pays £20,228.16 a year for 39 hours a week, the equivalent of just under £10 an hour, as well as "company pension, generous holiday entitlement, training and development".

In the aftermath of Black Saturday, these policies took on a new resonance, with calls for sprawl to be curbed and for development of holiday homes and hobby farms on dispersed sites to cease.

The Eco House in Norrköping, Sweden (1991) was a tiny courtyard dwelling (a prototype for a much larger development of holiday houses) made from a wooden frame, erected in two days, with straw bales sealed in clay plaster as the principal wall material - as economical and elegant as his Moroccan inspirations.