Sentence examples for location for development from inspiring English sources

The regions of possible development would be the western Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico, with the Gulf being the most likely location for development.

After it lost its building in 2008, RML has been a nomadic institution, traveling to festivals around the world such as Mutek, CTM, Cynetart, and ORF Musikprotokoll, but has not had a more permanent location for development of work.

In November, the association and others sent a letter to Mr. Lucas requesting that he find a "far more appropriate location for the development".

ONE advantage that Long Island City has over downtown Brooklyn as a location for office development is that it can serve as an adjunct of Midtown rather of downtown Manhattan, said James Meiskin, the president of Plymouth Partners, a tenant's broker.

The Vertex start is a tipping point that makes the waterfront a viable location for commercial development, said John Fowler, the managing director of HFF, a commercial mortgage brokerage that secured $355 million in financing for the life science project, which is a joint venture between Fallon and Mass Mutual Financial Group, a partnership that invested $450 million in equity.

Final map has shown the suitability location for residential development that could significantly influence the benefit of having less investment.

He also described the proposed location for the development, off the Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight coasts, as "totally the wrong place".

The Highlands is to be used as a test location for the development of lower cost technology to speed up internet access in rural areas.

Arizona proved a prime location for a development center because the climate is consistent, predictable and easy on the kinds of sensors typically used for autonomous driving.

The Cheekye fan is a desirable location for land development and has a depth and breadth of previous research unprecedented on any debris-flow fan in Canada.

It is therefore particularly propitious as a location for the development of cross-disciplinary work. .