Sentence examples for site to develop a from inspiring English sources

The dispute traces to 1942, when the government began looking for a site to develop a nuclear weapon.

From that desperate moment came a deal with the BRP Development Corporation, which acquired the site to develop a 166,000-square-foot 166,000-square-foot 166,000-square-foot

But with office space in Manhattan at a premium, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and the Rockefeller Group Development Corporation are using the site to develop a 32-story building.

The results of the study reveal that there is a huge potential at the site to develop a micro hydro power plant which would meet the energy demand of the tribal settlement and thereby improving their living condition.

Therefore, in this study we assessed perceptions, knowledge and beliefs about cardiovascular diseases in community members, health workers and policy makers from Villa Nueva, a community selected by the Ministry of Health of Guatemala as a site to develop a cardiovascular disease prevention programme.

Cyan Worlds is looking for $1.1m£679,00000) from the crowdfunding site to develop a game called Obduction.

We will continually improve this site to develop an increasingly useful and helpful tool.

Playwrights Theater, a long-term tenant of the building, owned by the Madison Board of Education, is awaiting a decision on a proposal by the Madison Arts and Culture Alliance to buy the site to develop an arts center and condominiums.

New pedological, geological, archaeological, and geochronological data from the Miles Point site in eastern Maryland are compared with similar data from other nearby sites to develop a framework for interpreting the upland stratigraphy in the western Delmarva Peninsula.

The distinguishing feature of SEEDS is without any doubt the project work phase, which includes the preparatory work and the conceptual design activities, performed in three European sites to develop a limited number of building blocks identified during the preparatory work.

In conclusion we have utilized specific NE-elastin cleavage sites to develop a non-invasive ELISA assay (EL-NE) to assess levels of NE-generated elastin fragments.