Sentence examples for push to redevelop from inspiring English sources

The push to redevelop Asbury Park began earlier this decade.

So was urban renewal, with the push to redevelop hardscrabble East London.

Goldsmith wants a big push to redevelop public brownfield land, including what he has called "ugly" estates.

He also pointed to his push to redevelop the area around one of the city's train stations, one of his original campaign promises.

Citing studies that suggest alternate uses as well as the need for an expanded tax base, Mayor Karl Dean and other officials have pushed to redevelop the fairgrounds, moving the flea market elsewhere and getting out of the racetrack-leasing business altogether.

He is pushing a plan to redevelop 50 acres around the station with shops, homes, offices, public art and a convention center.

Mr. Delfino is widely credited for leading the push in the past decade to redevelop the city, and Mr. Power is an advocate for moderate growth.

They are being egged on by the federal government, which since 1996 has been pushing a "canal corridor initiative" to redevelop the historic canal for tourism and recreation -- and has given out almost $240 million in grants and loans to help pay for the efforts.

He added that plans to redevelop the site as a green residential area could also be pushed back.

Fox eventually pushed to develop the project into an original work, and by July 2010, Lindelof had been hired to redevelop Spaihts's screenplay.

Philanthropists were paying to redevelop parks.