Sentence examples for won development from inspiring English sources

Completion of the bulk of the project is expected in late 2013, according to the two real estate companies, Hines Interests of Houston and Archstone of Englewood, Colo., that won development rights in 2003.

Then they decided they wanted their local shop back.Townsfolk formed a committee, bought shares in the new venture, won development funding from the European Union and local government, and had their plight aired in the House of Lords.

Moreover, such disasters set back hard won development gains.

Those who took part in the selection said they were taking the risk because they needed representatives to intercede with the government and the foreign forces on a variety of problems, from securing the release of detainees and compensation for war damage to resolving tribal and land disputes and winning development assistance for their areas.

To digress momentarily, since the Nobel prize winning development of this class of drugs by Sir James Black, β-blockers have truly proved to be a seminal 'superdrug', used as a front line treatment for progressive heart disease and many other conditions for several decades.

It will be won by development and local ownership.

Their company, Triple Five, won the development rights for what would become the Mall of America.

Samsung Group disclosed plans in May to spend more than 23 billion won on development of green energy over the next 10 years, and its flagship company, Samsung Electronics, has promised to cut carbon emissions from its plants by half.

In 1947 Hughes Aircraft won a development contract for a guided missile, which later led to the Falcon, the world's first radar-guided air-to-air missile to enter operational service.

In 1986, after pulling the kind of stunt for which they are known in Canada -- they shipped a submarine that had been custom-built for them in Vancouver to the Minneapolis suburb Bloomington and parked it in front of City Hall -- the Ghermezians won the development rights for the Minnesota site.

McCarthy chairs the Tolpuddle Old Chapel Trust, which bought the building just in time to save it from collapse and learned a few weeks ago that it had won a development grant of almost £65,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund – and is on track for a full grant of almost £350,000.