Sentence examples for of municipal development from inspiring English sources

Amid the commemorations of the first anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, rich with progress reports on repair and rebuilding, there was an overlooked moment — one for which ribbon cuttings and indexes of municipal development are no salve.

His organisation is trying to combat the mindset that you can't plan for increased slum population, by supporting the creation of municipal development forums in a number of Ugandan cities.

By Jelani Cobb November 16, 2013 Amid the commemorations of the first anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, rich with progress reports on repair and rebuilding, there was an overlooked moment — one for which ribbon cuttings and indexes of municipal development are no salve.

And since the great differences in the level of municipal development are not a good starting point for providing equal opportunities to every child, it is absolutely necessary to create a better formula for financing and co-financing preschool education", pointed out Judita Reichenberg, UNICEF Area Representative in Serbia.

In Canada, the proposed reinforcement of the CSO frequency regulations will result in new constraints on municipal development.

The title "Eminent Domain: Contemporary Photography and the City" suggests a history of contested municipal development projects like the Atlantic and Hudson Yards.

Specifically, New London condemned private property as part of a municipal development plan and transferred it to the New London Development Corp., a private development company.

In November 2011, municipal development plans of all 19 Southern-Limburg municipalities were checked to see if they contained formal references to the themes of 'youth' and 'overweight prevention'.

So, there you have a municipal development plan of action with an integrated child protection plan of action that has been costed.

The renowned naturalist John Muir led the way in fighting the proposed dam and with assistance from Sierra Club members and other citizens across the United States who were concerned about the loss of natural landscapes to commercial and municipal development—made the fight over the preservation of Hetch Hetchy Valley a national issue.

William II, count of Holland from 1234 to 1256, promoted land reclamation, pressed for the maintenance of waterways and dikes, and encouraged municipal development by granting trading privileges to the growing towns of the county.