Sentence examples for it is redeveloped from inspiring English sources

If it is redeveloped for an industrial or recreational use, the standards are less stringent and less expensive.

Noting that Mr. Malekan had "always said" he wanted to redevelop the club site commercially, Jon Kaiman, the town supervisor, said, "The town, watching this from outside in, saw this wonderful piece of property that might be lost forever if it is redeveloped".

"We have had an assurances that they will retain part of the winding gear and headstocks on site when it is redeveloped," he said.

It is redeveloping former dockyard buildings in Plymouth, the vast Manningham Mills in Bradford and Dunlop's former tyre store in Birmingham, among other schemes.Another plan for Manchester's inner suburbs, likely to cost about £200m, is for 25 acres on the east side of the city centre.

The two end stands are up to 140 metres away from the pitch, due to Hampden retaining its bowl shape after it was redeveloped.

It was redeveloped with a new park and bowling green for its 2012 centenary after winning a £1 million grant from the National Lottery.

It didn't use to be a good area but then it was redeveloped.

It was redeveloped in the 1990s at a cost of £213m including a £78.5 million Lottery award.

In the early 1980's, it was redeveloped as a home for start-up companies, but in recent years it had run into financial problems.

Drawings mapping the archaeological finds of ancient rubbish, mainly cesspits, from the site before it was redeveloped into a shopping centre were sandblasted into the York stone paving.

Queensberry House (1681), acquired by William Douglas, 1st duke of Queensberry, as a town house in 1686, served as a barracks and a hospital; closed in 1995, it was redeveloped and is now the focal point of the Scottish Parliament complex.