Sentence examples for a program to revitalize from inspiring English sources

I don't have any standing in the Native community to tell people how to organize a program to revitalize their language," she explains.

Among many other things, that means early childhood education; schooling and retraining for the new economy; a program to revitalize our infrastructure and create good jobs.

In this context, Population Services International (PSI) has introduced a program to revitalize IUD use by training private health care providers in IUD insertion and removal, and using community health workers to educate women and dispel myths about IUDs and other family planning methods.

In the 1990s he wrote the Federal Empowerment Zone demonstration project, a $5 billion program to revitalize urban neighborhoods throughout the country.

At issue is whether Mr. James acted improperly in the sale of nine properties to Ms. Riley through a redevelopment program to revitalize the city's hardscrabble South Ward.

Hoping to avoid that, they have embarked on an ambitious program to revitalize Cicheng's craft traditions by encouraging artisans and designers to study and work there.

During the first half of the calendar year 2008, the company initiated a plan to revitalize its stores with a program to replace or remodel almost all of its North American locations by the beginning of its fiscal year 2009 in July 2008.

Then came programs to revitalize the dilapidated building facades and install brick and slate pavers.

A program designed to revitalize the Old City was initiated following the transfer of parts of Hebron from Israeli administration to that of the PA in the 1990s.

How could he? Unnoticed in the political fervor over Donald Trump's latest tweet, Obama has advanced a three-decade, trillion-dollar plan, to revitalize America's nuclear program.

In October 2000, Ms. Johnson wrote a grant proposal under the auspices of the Natchaug/Willimantic Neighborhood Revitalization Zone, a state program created to "revitalize neighborhoods which have become substandard, unsafe and blighted," according to the state Office of Policy and Management.