nondevelopment

"It has come to the point where we have been borrowing money for nondevelopment expenditures," he said.

Or you might talk to a lawyer about putting a nondevelopment covenant in the deed.

AN example is the nondevelopment of the orchestra.

"Genoa made the decision less problematical," he said in a parting stab, "having already chosen its nondevelopment."

It's development versus nondevelopment."

Yi Ki-baek summarizes Japanese colonialist historiography as stemming from the assumptions of "stagnation, nondevelopment, peninsula particularism, and unoriginality".

"There isn't a project around that's in the same universe as far as the amount of space they are dedicating to nondevelopment," said William T. Kaufman, a San Antonio lawyer working for Lumberman's.

Today, Kent is a mix of old and new with a relatively diverse population, due in part to the university, as well as an historic downtown area which is slowly growing and recovering from a period of nondevelopment.

Assemblyman Steven Engelbright, Democrat of East Setauket, said, "The Setaukets currently comprise a small corridor of nondevelopment amid voracious widening plans for Route 25A to the east and west."

Such a plan would be wildly expensive, I admit, even with the assumption that the holders of landmarks would not be paid quite as much to sell their air rights for nondevelopment as they would be paid by a real-estate developer who actually intended to build.