Sentence examples for for revitalisation from inspiring English sources

It is hoped that reparation of the site could become a catalyst for revitalisation of the whole historic city of Setúbal.

I want to implement an agenda for reform, for renewal, for revitalisation and for the re-assertion of the core values of this great institution in the context of the 21st century".

Speaking without notes, Mr Bercow said: "I want to implement an agenda for reform, for renewal, for revitalisation and for the re-assertion of the core values of this great institution in the context of the 21st century".

And so it has been left to local governments to draw up reconstruction plans, funded from the national budget.The central government still hopes that rebuilding stricken areas can be a blueprint for revitalisation of ageing communities elsewhere in Japan.

"I want to implement an agenda for reform, for renewal, for revitalisation and for the re-assertion of the core values of this great institution in the context of the 21st-century," he said in his appeal for votes.

But Anant Darshan Shankar, the director of the Foundation for Revitalisation of Local Health Traditions, in Bangalore, believes that, instead, "it should be available to all biomedical, life-science, and pharmacy-related researchers, because this traditional knowledge has an enormous potential to improve health-care today".

The aim is to promote interculturalism among the peoples of BiH and lay a sound base for the future, which is prerequisite for economic revitalisation.

However, this deceptively simple project in the small Somerset town of Frome is being talked about, not just as a blueprint for community revitalisation, but as a road to renewal for a UK charity sector struggling to maintain its relevance and public confidence in an age of great social upheaval and public distrust.

Michael Lisman is the coordinator for Central American and Caribbean programmes with the Partnership for the Revitalisation of Education in the Americas, and Conor Bohan is the founding director of the Haitian Education & Leadership Programme.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) however said before the vote that the plans were "essential" for the revitalisation of British universities.

The focus then shifts to the waterfront itself considering the historical triggers for waterfront revitalisation plans.