Sentence examples for enable the stadium from inspiring English sources

With Boris Johnson, and his love of eye-catching projects, replacing Ken Livingstone in 2008 and the coalition government coming to power in 2010 the idea of finding a solution that would enable the stadium to be retained as a larger, dual-use facility gained popularity.

The secret is the bleacher-style benches that make up all the nonpremium seating; they enable the stadium to cram in another 10,000 on Sunday–adding some $4 million annually and some needed warmth for fans.

The club's property partner Stuart Robinson has bought the land surrounding Fratton Park and it will finally enable the club's stadium to be redeveloped.

A guarantee of eight regular season games at the national stadium could also potentially provide a sufficient revenue stream to enable the England football team to play some matches in alternative stadiums around the country.

After the Marlins announced plans for a long-pursued new downtown stadium in February, Loria said it would enable the team to spend more willingly.

The stadium was built on the existing metro line; the BRT route was designed in part to enable the dense city to expand inland.

The stadium's electrical engineer was also indicted on charges that he cut the electricity, turning off the lights to "enable the defendants to commit their crime".

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Dr. Kenny initiated projects to upgrade the campus's concrete-slab aesthetic, adding landscaping and a fountain to the barren main thoroughfares, refurbishing the student activities center and building a $23 million stadium, enabling the football and lacrosse teams to move into Division I, the top tier of intercollegiate play.

"Owning Etihad Stadium enables the AFL to continue to strengthen the financial health of several of our Victorian clubs, develop an asset for our whole industry, and commit to being a serious stakeholder in the future of the Docklands precinct," McLachlan said on Friday.

He had complained that land values in the area were too low to enable Spurs to finance the stadium with property development, as Arsenal substantially did in more fashionable and expensive Islington, by building desirable apartments in the shell of the old Highbury stadium.