CIZ definition

CIZ. The Central Impact Zone shown edged and hatched red on attached Plan 1 comprising the following wards; King's Cross, Caledonian and St Pancras and Somerstown. "Completion Date" Completion of all of the floorspace permitted within the Development. "Conservation Area Consent Applications" (i) Application reference 2004/2317/C in
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Examples of CIZ in a sentence

  • This will include a CIZ ecosystem launch to showcase organisations and encourage initiation of further collaborative discussions with a subsequent series of more focussed meetings to facilitate the development of collaborations,  Assessment of the barriers to growth for Precision Medicine focused SMEs and start-ups and initiatives to address these.

  • Consideration of City Deals and inclusive growth and to the work of third sector partners such as the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Foundation and Carnegie UK;  The Clinical Innovation Zone (CIZ) at the QEUH now hosts a co-location of 200 clinical academic researchers, 32 core business/specialist support staff and currently 10 organisations employing over 43 FTEs. This includes several international companies Canon, Siemens, BioClavis, Spiritus Partners and MR Coiltech.

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