Sentence examples for continuing revitalization from inspiring English sources

The city of Las Vegas considers the courthouse, at Bridger Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard, part of the continuing revitalization of the downtown area.

One million dollars in state planning funds have been secured to aid in the continuing revitalization of the Port Jefferson waterfront, State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle said last week.

The stately Arrabelle at Vail Square, (866-662-7625; www.comabelle.rockresorts.com), part of the continuing revitalization of Vail Square, opens next month with 36 rooms, an 11,000-square-foot spa and fitness area and a rooftop pool.

He added that he was attracted by the continuing revitalization efforts, and by being able to strike what he said was a good price on rent from the Sitar Company, which has developed several properties in Asbury Park over the years, including the Shoppes at the Arcade, which houses Chico's.

Shaun Donovan, the commissioner of the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, the city agency that has worked with Abyssinian most frequently, said in a statement that the church's development corporation "has been instrumental to the continuing revitalization of the surrounding community".

The gathering we do "just up the G-O Road" is a demonstration of the continuing revitalization of Indigenous societies, epistemologies, and world view.

ECHO funds UNICEF to Continue Revitalization of Essential Health Services in North of Mali BAMAKO/BRUSSELS, 29 May 2013 – The European Union will continue its partnership with UNICEF to combat maternal and child mortality, including malnutrition in Mali by funding vital and life-saving interventions to vulnerable women and children.

It recognizes the increasingly blurred lines of racial difference and should continue the revitalization of the Studio Museum that began with the arrival of Lowery Stokes Sims, its director, and Thelma Golden, its deputy director for exhibitions and programs.

Geoffroy De la Bourdonnaye, CEO of Liberty, will continue his revitalization of the historic brand by opening in September a "pop-up" Hermès store in Liberty's scarf room to show the artistic fusion between two famous houses.

Revitalization continued in the 1990s, with rezoning laws that allowed for the transformation of old warehouses into sleek lofts.

Today the revitalization continues - albeit with fiscal rather than artistic goals - as a growing number of trendy boutique hotels open their doors.