Ten years ago today, the United States Congress, in a remarkable display of compassion and bipartisanship, passed overwhelmingly legislation that established an historic and transforming global health program now known as PEPFAR -- the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
Or should we be blind to historic value, transform at will, and let later generations sort out what was good, bad or indifferent in modern architecture?
I've lived off and on in Tbilisi for five years now, and I've seen its historic heart transform (though prices remain remarkably low – a room in a guesthouse can be as little as £15, the cost of a decent meal in a midrange restaurant half that).
To capitalize on its colonial past, Singapore has been transforming historic districts into new hubs of restaurants, spas, wine bars and galleries.
"I think history will remember his historic achievement of transforming the NDP from, really, a prairie party, in many ways, into a genuine national party with tremendous achievement in Quebec".
Spinnaker Companies had proposed a partnership with Artspace Projects Inc., a Minneapolis-based nonprofit group known for saving historic buildings and transforming them into affordable space for artists to live and work.
Yesterday, the UK government made a historic commitment to transforming the lives of the world's poor.
John Doar was also in Montgomery the day of the attack on Freedom Riders just as he was there for so many of the violent, historic, and ultimately transforming events of the Civil Rights Movement.
FOR the last 13 years, Rosanne Haggerty has been transforming ramshackle, historic buildings in New York City into genteel, safe and affordable housing for people on the fringes of society.
Mr. Tavera said that this kind of coordinated competition was emblematic of the way historic movie houses were transforming themselves, shaping "distinct markets" for their fare by serving their communities' entertainment and artistic needs.
