Sentence examples for development and refurbishment from inspiring English sources

With reductions in housing grants, we rely heavily on profits from selling and renting private housing to fund the development and refurbishment of affordable homes.

Under the supervision of President Gordon Bowley, who has been with Costa Mesa United since 2005, the organization in 2010 donated $110,000 in grants, which went to the development and refurbishment of Costa Mesa athletic facilities.

"We do not have any particular development partners supporting mental health"—District health official "We do not have any particular development partners supporting mental health"—District health official However, in-kind support in the form of collaborations, workforce development and refurbishment of infrastructure was acknowledged at a small scale.

The gift, which commemorates the 40th anniversary of the archives, will also help fund the development of exhibits and refurbishment of the archives' reference and conference areas.

Finally, needs for most current ICT knowledge use and refurbishment technologies development, as well as integrated design, including particularly relevant benchmarking and rating system development are outlined.

Authorities need to better integrate new housing development and existing housing maintenance and refurbishment with consumer preferences.

Special attention is given to new developments concerning refurbishment and possible alternative design methods for the OSD concept.

Infrastructure development, including refurbishment of district teaching hospitals and district-based teaching sites.

Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI) has launched since 2011 the project "Città Studi Sustainable Campus" to improve the university's sustainability performances within three main principles: building refurbishment, sustainable campus development and integration of facilities, research and education.

It's true that a few people have either bought into the vision of a new housing development or want to move away, but a huge majority (over 80%) are backing the staying put and refurbishment option.

The Grade II listed building on No. 73 Chester Square, one of London's most prestigious addresses, now boasts a lift, a newly constructed mews house with a roof terrace and a private garage after a three-year refurbishment by Leconfield, a development and construction company.