Sentence examples for for major redevelopment from inspiring English sources

Victor Mensah, director of works for the AMA, says that for decades there have been plans for major redevelopment of much of Accra's beachfront.

Glasgow city council's proposal to tour the gems of the collection from 2016, when their home museum closes for major redevelopment work, is fiercely opposed by some in the art world.

An $82 million retail center is under construction and there are plans for major redevelopment around the AirTrain to Kennedy International Airport, which is to reach Jamaica by 2003.

But now, with an $82 million retail center that will include a 15-screen cinema, the Gap, Old Navy and several other stores under construction and plans afoot for major redevelopment around the AirTrain to Kennedy International Airport that is to reach Jamaica by 2003, real revival seems within reach to many in the neighborhood.

"Economic work done as part of Camden Council's plan for the area has demonstrated that there is a case for major redevelopment with the potential for commercial investment, and we want to look at these opportunities with Camden".

Pontypridd's Sardis Road, earmarked for major redevelopment, would host 50% of the home games, but the region would also look to play in Bridgend, Neath, Pontypool, Ebbw Vale, Caerphilly, Merthyr and Colwyn Bay in north Wales.

Grounds for concern Trouble is brewing at the MCC over plans for a major redevelopment of Lord's cricket ground that would expand the capacity to between 35,000 and 40,000, and see some residential development on the site.

A spokesperson for the school in Llandaff said: "The Cathedral School has recently unveiled ambitious plans for a major redevelopment, which include the provision of a sixth form for the first time in its history, as well as substantially improving existing facilities for pupils in the infant, junior and senior sections.

Lindblom amassed expert witnesses to make the case for a major redevelopment of Witanhurst.

The Science Museum in London will receive £8m for a major redevelopment of its medicine galleries, showcasing 3,000 objects showing the transformation in medicine and health over 500 years, and due to be completed in 2019.

The gallery closed on 31 December to prepare for the major redevelopment but will hold an open day on Saturday as a final farewell.