Sentence examples for environmental upgrade from inspiring English sources

Hammerson, which is behind Birmingham's Bullring and Bristol's Cabot Circus, is due to submit a planning application for Parc Tawe which will include a new anchor tenant, new restaurants, an environmental upgrade and better pedestrian links with the city centre.

Coal to gas conversion is an absolutely necessary environmental upgrade that has delivered substantially improved air quality this winter in Beijing, though not without controversy as gas prices have shot up.

During periods of low demand, generators rapidly made necessary repairs and environmental upgrades so those plants could be fully available for this summer.

Furthermore, the wealth tied up in housing provides a huge potential source of capital to fund the environmental upgrading of our energy inefficient property sector.

More than $100 million of European Union funding for road construction and environmental upgrading underpinned Poland's application to share the hosting rights to Euro 2012.

The contracts—some of which do not expire for over a decade were used by plants as collateral for hefty bank loans to pay for environmental upgrades.

The changes to Old Quincy include adding elevators, connecting vertical entryways horizontally to allow students to interact across former silo spaces, and a host of environmental upgrades.

Habitat and United Technologies, which sponsored the environmental upgrades, say they hope that aspects of the home will be copied by other Habitat affiliates in the Northeast as they build homes for needy families.

But utilities say costs for new plants or environmental upgrades can be recovered in rate increases after the improvements come online; such increases typically involve a settlement after regulators hear from all sides, including retiree protesters.

While there was in this instance a public benefit in the form of potential environmental upgrading, the firm's strategy risks compromising the effectiveness and impartiality of marine governance organizations.

"We actually encourage it as a way to get people into the churches," said LeeAnne Beres, the executive director of Earth Ministry, a Seattle group founded in 1992 that has guided many area congregations through environmental upgrades over the past decade but has recently emphasized more direct political action for pastors and parishioners.