Sentence examples for for future redevelopment from inspiring English sources

A blueprint for future redevelopment is the former Larkin Soap Company warehouse buildings, which Howard Zemsky has transformed into a popular open public space.

He believes councils in Greater Manchester are buying up pub sites for future redevelopment, leaving "whole deserts of publessness" in certain neighbourhoods.

Citing New York's declining population, lost jobs, social problems, high taxes and stressed services, he urged the city to abandon depressed areas like the South Bronx for future redevelopment.

Mr. Coscia also said that Mr. McGreevey believed that any new Newark arena would have to be linked to some plan for future redevelopment of the Meadowlands and the Continental Airlines Arena site.

"Our goal is to have it ready for future redevelopment by the end of the year," said William Crawley, chief operating officer of the Newark Downtown Core Redevelopment Corporation, one of two city agencies involved.

Patients undergoing decompressive laparotomy are by definition at risk for future redevelopment of ACS, and strong consideration should be given to providing for re-exploration and a staged closure.

This location, two miles east of the Empire State Building and adjacent to the proposed Olympic Village site at Queens West, would be an extraordinary catalyst for the future redevelopment of the Long Island City business corridor and western Queens.

In particular we outline the question of the port areas regeneration in Pescara; we formulate a decision making model for the functional re-use of these areas which have a particular environmental value and which are considered as "strategic" for the future redevelopment of the city.

Friday's action pledged an estimated $200 million in future redevelopment revenue for dozens of proposed projects in the city's central and San Fernando redevelopment zones, Lanzafame said.

Our goals for Google s HQ are to provide a future redevelopment that is nurturing and regenerative to the environment provide a vibrant community and worklife balance for all and efficiently manage transportation and pedestrian access needs.

The presence of the cantilevered portion would complicate any future redevelopment of the building, but Mr. Barnett is content to let people keep their cars there for a while.