Sentence examples for through condemnation from inspiring English sources

The city prepared papers to acquire the building through condemnation and produce the promised housing.

The agencies could acquire property, including through condemnation, finance infrastructure improvements and sell the land to private owners at below-market prices.

The city says that it now controls nearly 90 percent of the land needed for the first phase and intends to acquire the rest through condemnation if necessary.

The Community Development Agency, a town-supported group, has already acquired 18 properties on Prospect Avenue through condemnation proceedings, Mr. Wasserman said.

In court papers, the city's Law Department said that the disputed parcel was obtained by the city in 1968 through condemnation for the Fresh Creek Urban Renewal Project.

The university wanted to build a research and development campus and, after fruitless negotiations, began efforts last year to acquire the largely undeveloped tract through condemnation proceedings.

"Through condemnations issued by the UN general assembly and human rights council and bold steps taken by the Arab League and the government of Turkey, international bodies are starting to match their severe disapproval of Syria's bloody crackdown with concrete steps to bring it to an end," Rice said.

The site, on the North Service Road of the Long Island Expressway just west of the Nassau-Suffolk border, was acquired by the town through a condemnation procedure in 1973.

Salman Taseer showed through his condemnation of the blasphemy law and his support for its victims that it is possible to hold public office and be principled and brave.

The village bought the school and the 48 acres it sits on in 1993 for $7.25 million through friendly condemnation proceedings, with plans to turn the building into the village hall.

The Westchester County executive, Andrew J. Spano, said today that he wanted to shut down the two nuclear power plants at Indian Point by buying them, or if necessary, taking them through a condemnation process.