Sentence examples for mega development from inspiring English sources

Now they're going to get potentially big office space, and do they really need that?" Before the meeting, civic groups had collected hundreds of signatures on petitions circulated in opposition to Old Plainview and placed signs on nearby lawns that read, "Say No to Mega Development".

Many of the protestors in Erdogan's largest political crisis are the critics of the mega development projects supported by government, including the third bridge over the Bosphorus, a new airport for Istanbul and a canal joining the Black sea.

But the joint petitioner is Friends of the Neighborhood Integrity Initiative, part of Coalition to Preserve LA, a nonprofit organization backed by the Hollywood-based aims Healtocare Foundation, which aims to put a measure on the March ballot to crack down on L.A. real estate "mega development".

"I remember driving down to the coast even a few years ago and the climate was much cooler, there were more trees, and few if any of these mega developments," he says.

The construction of mega developments feeds a longstanding narrative that Dubai is solely a luxurious place.

One renters' rights advocate said Thursday that he fears the proposed ballot measure will kill not just mega developments, but also affordable housing projects, which frequently need zoning changes or other changes to planning rules to win approval.

But the state seems to have no such compunction these days, having begun exercising eminent domain to clear a path for the developer Bruce Ratner's Atlantic Yards mega-development next door to O'Malley's would-have-been stadium site.

Two Trees Management, the Dumbo developer, has the urban-gardener set up in arms over its proposed mega-development at the 11-acre Domino Sugar factory site, with its 598-foot-high, 50-story tower flanked by two buildings resembling large rectangular doughnuts.

This is all corporate-led, a top-down, mega-development".

The occasion was the announcement of a $1.2 billion mega-development called the Streets of Buckhead.

Seize some property from mega-development projects through eminent domain and build "affordable housing" for teachers.