Sentence examples for existing new from inspiring English sources

These 22 existing "new towns" – some of them more than 30 years old – still collectively hold little more than a million residents, and contain thousands of empty homes.

But rather than relax, both Gordon Brown and Tony Blair yesterday rightly insisted that their existing New Deal welfare-to-work programmes should be extended.

Philip offered his protection to exploited villages, and, especially during his early years, he confirmed existing "new towns," extended their privileges to other villages, and otherwise favoured peasant communities.

Maybe start with the still existing New Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, who are currently raising money in support of Darren Wilson, "a cop who shot a n*gger criminal".

IN 1983, Carl Kuehner III and his brother Paul, both still in school, began working in the family's company, Building and Land Technology, by upgrading and selling 10 homes in an existing New Canaan development.

Typically new towns are overly reliant on motor cars, they lack a social focal point such as a high street, and they are built on vast tracts of countryside.Many of the problems associated with existing new towns, however, are a function of their genesis: as government schemes designed by town planners.

The plan calls for the new Chrysler to honor existing new-car warranties.

"Ranpak is a perfect fit with our approach, and we intend to build on the company's existing new-product development strategy as we work with management to further expand the business," said Roberto Buaron, First Atlantic's chairman and chief executive.

The first element of the scheme, an interest-free loan on new-build properties was in effect an update of an existing new-build scheme, extended to homemovers as well as first-time buyers, and has proved the less controversial part.

But executives at top luxury brands say they plan to maintain existing new-product launches within the next few years.

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