Sentence examples for this master plan from inspiring English sources

The first major developers under this master plan are expected to be announced within weeks.

"I don't know what this master plan is going to say, because I'm not a master planner," Mr. Voelker said.

Despite Saturday night's victory, time and a rotation in disrepair behind Johan Santana and Mike Pelfrey seem to be working against this master plan.

He's acquired the same LA agent as Ricky Gervais and it's not hard to see why hosting an ITV football show might not fit into this master plan.

This master plan shall evaluate development and construction requirements (based on a growth plan approved by the Board), including (but not limited to) items such as infrastructure and site analysis, development of a phased plan with architectural and engineering studies, cost projections, landscaping, and related studies which cover all facets of the Institute's programs and planned functions.

To date, only a few fragments of this master plan have become reality, and the forecast is all but good: what is certain is that substantial parts of the approved project cannot be realised; the immediate problem is how to guarantee acceptable temporary solutions to the businesses and inhabitants who are already in situ.

"This is the master plan for the Susya settlement: they need this land without Palestinians in order to expand the settlement".

"In this case, the master plan was done about two years ago before any money was raised.

The number of shop units provided in the neighbourhood parades reflected this: despite the master plan making provision for at least 20 shops in each neighbourhood, the number actually built ranged from 19 in the outlying Langley Green neighbourhood to just seven in West Green, close to the town centre.

This paper uses the master plan for the Wulingyuan National Scenic Area, China as an example to discuss the contributions of Geodesign to developing countries such as China.

Analysts asked if this had been the master plan of the governing Supreme Council of the Armed Forces all along or just the continued bumbling of what many have called the worst-managed transition in history.