Sentence examples for redevelopment as from inspiring English sources

"It can aid a city's physical redevelopment as well as the nation's image abroad".

So, with outside agencies overseeing redevelopment as well as the regulation of the city's biggest industry, is the mud-filled mayoral race merely a sideshow?

The ferry terminal is on the river side, at the site of the as-yet-unstarted, more massive redevelopment, as is a Royal Caribbean Cruises home port established three years ago.

He remained a passionate Liverpudlian for the rest of his life and told stories of the poverty of the city of his childhood, from the vantage point of its recent extensive redevelopment, as well as his own later acquired wealth.

Now, though, the teams will soon exchange their Test match whites for their limited-overs colours, and here India might find England in the process of significant redevelopment, as close as they are to February's World Cup.

The $80 million project, which is being developed by a partnership of Regent Properties, a local developer, and P&A Erie of Chicago, is also notable for providing the first new market-rate housing to be built during the current wave of Hollywood redevelopment, as well as the first major residential mixed-use project in the district.

Ms. Farley said the company's officials were interested in the center's $1.2 billion physical redevelopment project, as well as its programming.

This issue is addressed not by presenting bold proposals for coastal redevelopment - as might have been predicted - but through the reconstruction of humble timber huts that occupy this waterfront territory.

On a balcony overlooking the waters of the renovated Revson Fountain, Peter Martins, the City Ballet's ballet master in chief, praised the redevelopments as he slowly backed away from us.

He says that unlike Palo Alto and Menlo Park, residents he has talked to are open to redevelopment or upzoning, as long as it doesn't displace them.

The public will never be satisfied with any redevelopment that contains as much commercial space as the site did before Sept. 11.