Sentences with phrase «free development zones»

In 2013, when Cuomo announced Start - Up NY, the new program of tax - free development zones around university campuses, Upstate officials paused to consider whether Kennedy Square would qualify for the program, spokesman Geddes said.

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A second and wider - reaching development is a scheme to allow the yuan and other foreign currencies to be freely traded with few restrictions by firms in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ).

Delegates will also visit the Pearl Bay Development Exhibition Center and meet with Nansha Free Trade Zone leaders.

The development of the Shanghai Free - Trade Zone has become a benchmark for monitoring renminbi liberalization and internationalization, it says.

Regional wealth funds, free - trade zones and the Saudi Stock Exchange are expected to boost GCC economic growth and spur development — even if oil doesn't cooperate.

Introduction Regional wealth funds, free - trade zones and the Saudi Stock Exchange are expected to boost GCC economic growth and spur development — even if oil doesn't cooperate.

So these groupings would not just be stops on the path to capitalist globalisation, as is the case of ALENA, the free exchange zone between the United States, Canada and Mexico, but they would act as poles of development responding to the real needs of the local populations.

The state's economic development czar made the case to Long Island executives that Cuomo's START - UP NY tax - free zones for businesses will likely boost the economy and won't reduce tax revenue collected currently by state and local governments.

That government should establish a One - Stop - Shop for investments, electronic templates to simplify business processes, streamline the activities of the Ghana Export Promotion Council (GEPC), Ghana Investment Promotion Council (GIPC) and Free Zones Board, and strengthen the capacity of the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) and other statistical reporting agencies to deliver reliable and timely economic and social statistics for planning, research and development.

«There's a development in politics that we have to be really careful of, which is allowing politics to become a sort of truth - free zone — this sense that it doesn't really matter if you're telling the truth, that it doesn't really matter if you say one thing one day and another thing the next day.

Syracuse, N.Y. — He's heard the criticism, but the new head of New York's economic development agency says the Start - Up NY tax - free zone program is helping to end New York's reputation as a business - unfriendly state.

It's one part of a series of measures that would establish more oversight of Cuomo's business subsidy programs — others would require financial disclosures on regional economic development councils and mandate more reporting on tax - free zones that critics say are under - performing — that have cropped up, but not advanced.

Cuomo has called the tax free zone plan the «boldest economic development program for upstate New York ever.»

She is currently a senior executive at Empire State Development, New York's economic development authority, overseeing a network of tax - free zones called StaDevelopment, New York's economic development authority, overseeing a network of tax - free zones called Stadevelopment authority, overseeing a network of tax - free zones called Start - Up NY.

Announced with the usual gubernatorial fanfare, the plan was to establish tax - free economic development zones at upstate college campuses.

«I think some of the governor's economic development — the broad - based reforms to the business climate and the more tactical, programmatic work like regional councils and START - UP are taking hold, and you're seeing the positive effect in the vibe of people, in the comments of people,» Adams said, referencing a system of tax - free zones rooted in public universities.

Astorino criticized Cuomo's economic development approach — he said he would scrap START - UP NY, a system of tax - free zones rooted in state university campuses — and said he would focus more on major regulatory changes than direct incentives, which he questioned because «the government gets to pick and choose winners... that's how we stay at the bottom.»

«New York City needs to ensure that we are sensibly planning to protect our manufacturing zones, and keeping them free from the high pressure of development,» said Manhattan Councilman Dan Garodnick.

Start - Up New York was created by Cuomo to boost economic development upstate by offering tax - free zones on and around college campuses.

«We're going right at that by creating tax - free zones,» Whatley, former global head of corporate real estate at Morgan Stanley, said in a teleconference with reporters and Kenneth Adams, president and CEO of Empire State Development, the state's economic develDevelopment, the state's economic developmentdevelopment arm.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Several Syracuse - area politicians and business leaders expressed enthusiasm today for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's new business development initiative, Tax Free NY, with one caveat: It can't repeat the mistakes of the Empire Zone program.

He also called for a bar exam for teachers, and all day pre kindergarten Economic development initiatives include expanding casino gambling, starting with three upstate, and a marketing plan for New York produced food and drink, as well as the creation of some tax free business zones.

To spur economic development, Cuomo is proposing the creation of a tax - free START - UP NY Zone at New Windsor - based Stewart.

But Ken Adams, president and CEO of Empire State Development, says these tax - free zones won't be restricted to academic campuses.

Dr. Jackson has also been instrumental in the development of a Code of Conduct for chemists in the Middle East — a critical step in helping to create a weapons - of - mass - destruction - free zone in the region.

Regarding Keystone, I myself think it is clear that Obama should say no to Keystone, because it is something in his power to do, which would have some effect on retarding development of the tar sands (despite what the flawed State Department EIS [Environmental Impact Statement] said), and because we really wouldn't get any significant benefit from saying yes; no real oil security, few permanent jobs, and most of the money goes to Canada and to refiners in free - trade zones.

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«As course and content development platforms adopt the specification, as learning record stores come online and as LMS providers offer LRS support, xAPI will emerge into what I call a «geek - free zone» in much the same way (as) SCORM.

We also know how powerful it is for students to get 1:1 or small group learning experiences with teachers tailored to their zone of proximal development — and this model breaks free of the constraints of self - contained classrooms — to promote learning that is more personalized and self - directed.

· 40 games are expected to be available by the end of 2011, and over 15 Tegra 3 games are under development for Tegra Zone, NVIDIA's free Android Market app that showcases the best games optimized for the Tegra processor.

The development of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, coupled with the exponential growth of a tradeshow like Pet Fair Asia — which will be held Aug. 27 - 30 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center — provide great opportunities for North American brands to develop their business in new territories.

There are 2 free WiFi zones on the development which are fine if you only require minimal internet / email access.

With the majority of the Land free of structures and Filled, this Property is ready for a Grand Commercial Development / Plaza, Multi-Residential Development or a Hotel in the fastest growing Commercial Zone in Belize City.

Well, newsflash people: development costs have risen quite a bit since the PS2 tanker mission from Metal Gear Solid 2 was a free f**king pack - in with Zone of the Enders.

The exhibition «THIS IS A FREE ZONE» documents the origin and development of Queerhana in the context of other autonomous movements in Israel / Palestine from 2001 to 2009.

He attributes the attractiveness of the zone to its location and the development of commerce and manufacturing in combination with specific rules and advantages offered by the Tangier free zone.

NEW JERSEY — The Lakewood Development Corporation, the administrative arm of the Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ), is offering a free, open - to - the - public business seminar on Wednesday, July 25, titled «Doing Business with...