Sentence examples similar to planned transformations from inspiring English sources

But some Bronx residents expressed disappointment and skepticism over the armory's planned transformation into an ice center.

An important step in that direction is the planned transformation of a neglected second-floor courtyard into a new student commons.

The planned transformation is so thorough that some wags have wondered if fans of the building will come out of the woodwork to defend it.

Despite Ballmer's exit it's expected that Microsoft will carry on with the planned transformation into 'devices and services' company outlined in July.

There are also conversions, like the planned transformation of a historic mansion in Morristown into a boutique hotel, as well as major renovations, including the proposed refurbishing of a Travelodge in Livingston as part of its shift to a Sheraton.

But the planned shakeup is not mentioned in a 13-page document setting out the most recent update on the planned transformation of urgent and emergency care services, which NHS England circulated in August but did not publicise.

These would tie in with a separate scheme by Dixon Jones Architects for the planned transformation of Exhibition Road as a pedestrian-priority surface whose decoratively paved surface would be planted with trees.

But it puts down a marker along the road of Mr Westerwelle's planned transformation from a cliquish party identified with a professional elite into a more broadly-based "party of all the people" on a par with Germany's two main parties, the Social Democrats and the Christian Democrats.

In Switzerland, the planned transformation of the energy system creates a need for grid expansions.

The hope, perhaps, is that shedding the old name will help change perceptions as the reserves start their planned transformation.

Institutions will either effect strategic, planned transformation in alignment with national and regional goals or have it forced upon them.