Sentence examples for out of town development from inspiring English sources

Tunnels and tramways have been improved, or tinkered with or at least partially built, albeit the swanky out of town development at Barra won't be of any use to Rio's 20% currently living without proper sanitation.

Ms Portas said the Government had only called in one out of town development since 2008 even though it had been given the chance to review 146 schemes, stressing there should be a new "exceptional sign off" by the Local Government Secretary.

One of the demonstrators, Pam Dodd, from Probus near Truro, said: "I am very opposed to the building of another out of town development in the form of a supermarket.

"Although government policy has sought to protect town centres, local authorities working in accordance with the national policy have nevertheless often found it hard to resist pressure for out of town development".

What I'm opposed to is an out-of-town development.

They also preferred Tesco's town-centre plan to a rival out-of-town development.

However, as anyone who has seen an out-of-town development for the past 30 years knows, it means something quite different in practice.

If the law is passed, as expected, Mamaroneck officials said they would take legal action against any out-of-town development that ignored the requirements.

In an interim report issued earlier this year, Lord Rogers issued a ringing declaration of intent: "urban policy must be to drastically limit suburban sprawl and out-of-town development".

Campaigners say the out-of-town development would destroy Holmfirth's small retailers, which include three bakers, a butcher and a greengrocer, and turn it into a ghost town dominated by charity shops.

Justin King, chief executive of Sainsbury's, has given a damning assessment of what has gone wrong with the UK's high streets when the Government is engaged in a major consultation exercise that could ease rules on out-of-town development.