Sentence examples for a comprehensive renewal from inspiring English sources
Some months later, Simmons went back to the trustees with the elements of a comprehensive renewal program.
The upshot has been a comprehensive renewal of routine procedures in the treatment of stroke in the UK.
Matthew White, whose firm Matt Architecture has drawn up all the design plans for the project, called it a "comprehensive renewal and regeneration of this part of Soho".
Simmons developed a comprehensive renewal program for Brown, including adopting need-blind admissions, establishing a hundred new faculty positions, increasing faculty salaries, constructing new buildings and starting a campaign to raise $1.3 billion.
Another stakeholder observed that the introduction of a medical mall could be part of a comprehensive urban renewal strategy.
Following the Spending Review: ¤ create a comprehensive housing market renewal programme to incentivise the creation of high quality mixed use developments on brownfield sites in low value locations that make the most of existing assets.
We need to put pressure on decision makers to develop a comprehensive plan for renewal of radiological equipment.
Specifically, the study is based on research into decisions that determined which neighborhoods were to be included in Project Renewal – a comprehensive physical and social program in Israel for rehabilitation of neighborhoods.
But unless these are supplemented by a comprehensive programme of urban renewal, the problem of knife-related violence will unfortunately continue.
But it will now be called 'The National Commission for American Renewal.' Because in addition to the original Bowles-Simpson members, it will include Senator McConnell, Speaker Boehner, Senator Reid and Congresswoman Pelosi, and its goal will indeed be a comprehensive plan for American renewal.
Medellin's mayors engaged in a comprehensive programme of urban renewal - a new metro and cable cars to bring in slum dwellers trapped in distant poverty, striking new parks and civic buildings - cultivating new, and tangible, city pride.
