Sentence examples for programme of renovation from inspiring English sources

The new Red Star Line museum opened on the site last month, after a €20m programme of renovation.

Since then the school's results have improved, its drop-out rates have fallen to less than 1% and the atmosphere in the wider neighbourhood has been "transformed", according to Joachim Barloschky, a local official who oversaw a programme of renovation and regeneration in the area.

However, during his time as Dean the college benefited from a continued programme of renovation with internal changes that provided more student accommodation.

The castle was closed for a £1.1 million programme of renovations in 2013, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, as part of which a new visitors' centre and visitor facilities were constructed.

Ambitious though it is, Energiesprong says its programme of building renovations should be seen as a means to a low-carbon transformation of the building sector, rather than an end in itself.

The £36bn programme of rebuilding and renovation in schools and colleges over the next four years may be eye-catching, but it is not new.

Brazil has spent a fortune on a lavish, if somewhat leisurely, programme of stadium construction and renovation.

In 2006, a NIS 5.5 million renovation programme of Eilat Airport's terminal and runway was undertaken, designed to sustain the airport until it is replaced in the near future.

In the article, the authors present a concept, steps and activities carried out in the process of renovation of the study programme Sanitary Engineering at University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Mayor Boris Johnson will open the square tomorrow night, launching a five-day programme of events to celebrate the renovation.

India's programme involves radical renovation of deteriorating cities as well as constructing new municipalities from scratch, similar to a Wall Street-like financial hub, called the Gift city in Modi's home state of Gujarat – where the progress is still nowhere near its promised hype.