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Environmental groups have opposed the construction of the $300 million road, saying it would destroy 14 acres of wetlands and could increase development in the environmentally sensitive area.
On Monday, Mr. Simon announced that he had reached a deal with the protesters in which he would ask Congress to repeal decrees intended to increase development in the Amazon.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's push to increase development in east Midtown would threaten some of the very buildings that give the neighborhood its character, preservation groups and community boards warn.
The creation of a team in Vladivostok was a deliberate choice — much in line with Putin's strategy to increase development in the Far East — to fill a social void in a port city that was in Soviet times the home of the Pacific fleet and a closed military zone.
The construction of the road helped to increase development in the town.
It is imperative to increase development in the R&D pipeline of novel antibacterial therapies active major causes of pneumonia including S. pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus, and Klebsiella pneumoniae, especially those that are acquired in-hospital, where the pathogens are highly selected for resistance.
Worldwide, increasing development in floodplains is paving over soil that would otherwise soak up water.
Hurricane Floyd was thought to have had much more impact because of the increasing development in Westchester County".
With increased development in the Hudson Valley and little competition from other predators, sightings and encounters like the one in Port Chester will probably increase in frequency, scientists say.
Because of increasing development in hazard-prone areas and the effects of climate change, we are in a new era of catastrophic losses from natural disasters.
The study, published online in NeuroImage, found that compared with babies who received formula, breast-fed infants had increased development in white matter regions of the brain, including areas associated with planning, social and emotional functioning, motor ability and language.
