Sentence examples similar to larger development plans from inspiring English sources

Walk down the elegant Great Pulteney Street, designed by Thomas Baldwin, and part of a larger development planned for that area.

Like the local Community Board, which opposed this development, we are also concerned about moving forward without seeing the city's larger development plan for the entire area.

Either way, the stadium is part of a much larger development plan for the far West Side, which would include an extension of the No. 7 subway line, a major expansion of the Javits Convention Center, a park, a museum, many office buildings and apartment buildings, even a large new boulevard that would run for nine blocks south from Forty-second Street between Tenth and Eleventh Avenues.

Roger Tanner, of Cardiff Civic Society, told BBC Radio Wales that large developments planned for the north west of Cardiff will add increased pressure on existing traffic problems.

In rebutting accusations that they are overly focused on the stadium, Mr. Bloomberg and Daniel L. Doctoroff, the deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding, point to large-scale development plans under way citywide to which, they say, stadium-obsessed news media give relatively scant coverage.

It is the latest example of how three men from the private sector -- who never worked in government before and now earn $1 a year for their service -- are slowly trying to rewrite the way the city interacts with private businesses as part of a larger economic development plan.

BIs will be part of a larger economic development plan, and although incubator net job creation is low, it is still significant.

Residential areas at Sogn, Tåsen and Berg were starting to grow, in pace with a larger suburban development plan.

In cities where streetcars have led to urban renewal, they are part of larger, heavily subsidised development plans, with changes in zoning, improvements to streets and other upgrades.

Recent zoning changes paved the way for a large residential development planned by Signature Urban Properties.

Last summer two new chairlifts were added, and now the resort is working on a large-scale development plan whose first phase is this ski-in, ski-out project, Trappers Creek.