Sentence examples for sites set aside from inspiring English sources

The promise of 50% affordable homes, with sites set aside for community-led housing projects, also evaporated: plots have instead been sold to the usual volume house builders, with affordable levels reaching a maximum of 30%.

Mr. Lichtenstein said other institutions had expressed interest in the space, as well in as in other sites set aside for the Brooklyn Academy of Music Local Development Corporation, a two-year-old nonprofit group.

Some relatives of victims have said they want the entire 16-acre site set aside for the memorial.

Suffolk announced a developer for the Hampton Business and Technology Park at Gabreski Airport here, with a quarter of the site set aside for film production.

And, in a sure sign that for all the old-fashioned ceremony the Masons are, in fact, very much in the present tense, prospective candidates will be able to download information about the one-day class from a Web site set aside for just that use (www.njmasons.com).

Emboldened by the success, Indiegogo just announced a partnership with Vimeo that will see the video site set aside $1 million to invest in Indiegogo film products.

Sites are set aside as "no-take" zones so that fish can reproduce and their numbers recover.

During that period, thousands of pilgrims – priests, monks, nuns, peasants – converged on Lalibela, setting up camps in sites specially set aside for them.

Between 1971 and 1973, reserves, public recreation areas and drainage sites were set aside in western Hamersley, and facilities were erected in quick succession – the 1st Hamersley Scout Group in 1973, the colonial-style Holy Cross Anglican Church in 1974, and a community hall at Aintree Street in 1975.

The towns of East Hampton and Southampton require that from 50 to 65percentt of land, depending on the site, be set aside as preserve areas.

Access to the area around the massif was restricted to research scientists when the site was set aside as a strict nature reserve in 1952.