Sentence examples for in the development plans from inspiring English sources

"If we are not involved in the development plans, we will fight," said Leni Schwendinger, president of the 200-member Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Association.

This shows that a slight raise in the natural gas price will make a huge jump in the development plans of unconventional shale gas.

The study concludes that the traditional residential culture of mohallas and chowks and their rich heritage should be included in the development plans of government with a focus on community-based regeneration rather than tourism alone.

The economic stakes here were not insignificant, with a railroad included in the development plans business interests had for this land, and that may have been enough incentive for the state to look the other way.

He said the proposal did not fit in with the development plan in the area and would have been inappropriate in the Green Belt.

"We have open spaces clearly set aside in the development plan for the city," said Ashutosh Limaye, head of research at Jones Lang LaSalle, a real estate company.

Mr. Levy disclosed his interest in the development plan yesterday at a meeting of the School Construction Authority in response to a question about the possibility of housing schools in mixed-use buildings from Howard Wilson, chairman of the construction authority's trustees.

The report said: "In this particular case it has been concluded that the degree of conflict with policies in the development plan is not sufficient to justify refusal of the application.

For the past year, I've been involved in the development plan for Greater Mumbai, and there is no discussion on land use, like flood-prone areas where construction should be avoided".

"One of the reasons that these unique environmental features are under threat is that they are not even marked in the development plan of Mumbai," said Shirley Ballaney, an urban planner with HCP Design, Planning & Management.

Its widespread acceptance in the development planning of most African countries has the tendency to give greater stimulus and cohesiveness to community development in these countries (Anyanwu 1992).