Sentence examples for publicly funded development from inspiring English sources

With land holdings of at least 6m square metres – equivalent to about 8,000 football pitches – in and around the main Olympic site at Barra da Tijuca, Carvalho has seen his wealth surge since Rio was chosen as the host city in 2009, thanks to what he describes as the "billion-dollar jump" of Games-related, publicly funded development.

In 2006, the government of Hong Kong officially adopted the system and required all major publicly funded development projects to undertake the assessment.

Generally balanced in their criticism, the authors assign responsibility for the disaster to the (publicly funded) "Growth Machine" that values economic development over environmental stewardship.

The Old Strathcona Foundation, at that time a publicly funded community development initiative, leased the struggling Klondike in 1977 and began searching for ways to use the space.

Assessing the progression of scientific output, as initial research findings move on their way to becoming improvements in clinical practice, provides some insight into the translation of publicly funded research development from new basic insights into use in the public's health care.

Los Angeles will spend more than $200 million over the next decade to settle a federal lawsuit alleging that the city failed to provide enough apartments for people with disabilities in its publicly funded housing developments.

According to Kealey, it found that publicly funded research and development actually damaged economic growth by crowding out privately funded research and development.

Changes to the UK agricultural research service (ARS) have questioned the role and purpose of publicly funded agricultural research and development (R&D).

During this period, the EU also publicly funded 39 research and development projects to enhance border security, at a cost of 230 million euros. .

One challenge in evaluating new stress tech devices is the different speed of private technology development versus publicly funded research.

First, the development of publicly funded population genomic research creates both accountability towards citizens as taxpayers and trust towards potential participants.