Sentence examples for requests for development from inspiring English sources

At the time of the Nollans' permit application, 43 of the permit requests for development along the Faria Beach had been conditioned on deed restrictions ensuring lateral public access along the shoreline.

Requests for Development Funds, Budget requests for 1974-1975, correspondence to President Dale Corson, March-April, 1974, Strategy Paper by Dan Leahy, "HAP as a Movement Resource," internal HAP conflict, elimination of certain HAP sections, summer recruitment of new section leaders.

Late last year, the Empire State Development Corporation issued a request for development proposals.

In 1996, the Giuliani administration and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which owned the site, issued a new request for development proposals.

Did Mr. Schoenfeld become a stadium critic after the city turned down his request for development rights to build a theater?

For example, the $69 million the administration requested for development aid in the current fiscal year for Guatemala — a major source of the most recent migrants — is the smallest ask in a decade.

But the response to an early request for development proposals was inconclusive, and the island's operating corporation decided to open the island to visitors each summer, moving ahead first with building a fan base, then with an open-space competition, and now with the construction of that new landscape, all without a hotel, university, or museum in place.

How about every employee's request for development and growth?

However, the High Bridge area, despite its lack of attention and funding in recent years as seen in the 40 years it took for the current park to be reopened, appears to be a source of pride for the Bronx community, only furthering the request for development.

As part of a response to a National Academy of Sciences' request for development of exposure methodologies for carrying out epidemiologic research, a conceptual framework for estimating exposure opportunity to herbicides and a geographic information system (GIS) have been developed.

With $1 million in requests for buying development rights and ranchers vying to sell them, the county now has to choose conservation sites carefully to avoid creating unwanted development.