Sentence examples for other type of development from inspiring English sources

Oil has been a devastating fact for development in Africa: it has concentrated wealth and produced disincentives for any other type of development.

In the UK, tall buildings are drawing the attention of planning authorities like no other type of development due to their potential to cause downdrafts of fast upper-level winds, strong flow accelerations around building corners and funneling between neighbors.

Under the agreement, which expires in 2038, the premises must be used for "stadium purposes"; for "providing recreational facilities, open space, or public outdoor recreation opportunities"; or for "other similar public purposes". Any other type of development requiring the sale of the land would require an act of Congress to proceed.

So what types of development would be affected by Measure S? Housing complexes, office buildings, private schools, museums, stores, and any other type of development that seek to use the changes targeted by Measure S. Those types of projects could still be built if the ballot measure passes, but only in areas where such development adheres to existing land use rules.

The mayor's office declined to comment on involvement in other types of development in Harlem.

"We are open to many other types of development," Mr. Fabricant said.

The goal is to find a broadly acceptable compromise between protecting Nunavut's pristine land and water, and allowing tourism, mining, and other types of development.

George Town's arts scene, though, is lagging behind other types of development — "more for lack of spaces than anything," according to Ms. Duckett.

Reasons for opposition include concerns about setback distances, impacts on rural lifestyles, and impacts on other types of development.

They include refurbishment of the arena, new owners for the team, and other types of development, including elements of a mixed-use Lighthouse Project that Mr. Wang once championed.

"The idea is to capture some of the development rights on some properties and use them for 'smart growth' programs for affordable housing and some other types of development," said Donna Giancontieri, a town spokeswoman.