Sentence examples for in return for infrastructure from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Smit's father bought the farm in the early 1960s, he had to file an affidavit confirming that he belonged to the "White Group". And like some other white farmers, Mr. Smit locked up additional public land in a 50-year lease before the end of apartheid, in return for infrastructure investments estimated at more than $500,000, he said.

The President has already signaled a willingness to sign on in return for more infrastructure investment.

The YankeeNets people have made (and should be held to) a promise to pay for a substantial part of the Newark arena that would house the Nets and the Devils in return for significant infrastructure improvements.

Early in his election campaign, Duterte implied he might be willing to soften his stance on China in return for Chinese infrastructure projects on his home island of Mindanao.

In West Hartford, a suburb of roughly 64,000 people, town officials worked out a 4,000-page 4,000-pagewith Street-Works in which they contributed the town's borrowing power to the project in return for significagreementstructure improvements, including a $5 million addition to the library.

ZERO PER CENT, that will be Fifa's contribution to the state coffers in return for using British infrastructure to stage their increasingly degraded event.

HCC is compensation that a developer provides to a community in return for the siting of infrastructure.

He was skilful at getting countries to surrender their finest beaches for new resorts in return for electricity and other infrastructure, and persuading bankers to finance them.

Transferred timely cash vouchers to 11 169 beneficiary households across 12 districts amounting to USD 2 842 683, in return for labour rehabilitating productive infrastructure.

Transferred timely cash vouchers to 4 000 vulnerable households in return for labour rehabilitating productive infrastructure, amounting to a total of USD 694 0694

A developer who wanted to build condos on the lot could be required to pay for infrastructure improvements in return for approvals to build more units than would normally be permitted.