Sentence examples for need for revitalization from inspiring English sources

The strip of land north of Giants Stadium along Patterson Plank Road, in particular, is plagued by "substandard buildings, flooding problems, obstacles against pedestrians and poor traffic circulation," the commission said, citing an acute need for revitalization.

As affirmed by the international community at the eighteenth special session of the United Nations General Assembly (April 1990), a most important challenge for the 1990s is the need for revitalization of economic growth and social development in the developing countries and to address together the problems of abject poverty and hunger that continue to afflict far too many people in the world.

The lack of placement of these sites on the NPL in EJ communities can limit the availability of resources needed for revitalization efforts.

We've seldom been in greater need for inner revitalization, and conditions are urgent.

The Catholic Church of Springfield is in clear need of revitalization.

Obama feels the Bern a little bit, talks up the need for a wholesale revitalization of the party's institutions and leaders.

"Still, you need a little imagination" to really believe the grand plan for revitalization will fully materialize, conceded Larry Fishman of Asbury Partners, the company overseeing redevelopment.

Adding working capacity to city-led initiatives, creating opportunities for revitalization and economic development, the CCD will scout out areas of the city that need attention and make sure they get it.

"It's in an area of the Station that really begs for revitalization.

But Mr. Hoyda said he felt the neighborhood was becoming ripe for revitalization.

But money for revitalization, planning and construction of facilities will drop to $99.5 million from $126.1 million.