Sentence examples for regeneration industry from inspiring English sources

It is perfect because it reveals the regeneration industry for what it truly is: a grotesque spectacle, clothed in the language of Blairite euphemism and dripping with crocodile tears.

In other words, Richardson's Yard might not be so much an attempt to solve Brighton's homelessness problem and more of a lucrative stop-gap while the regeneration industry pauses for breath.

Londoners are mounting hyper-specific, hyper-local campaigns to defend their homes against the ersatz gold handshake proffered by the regeneration industry and its patrons in our town halls.

It occurred to me that Richardson's Yard might not be so much a solution to Brighton's homelessness problem as it is a lucrative stop-gap while the regeneration industry pauses for breath.

It is a prize example of a city that can still offer more than identikit high streets – a community hub to Latin Americans, cultural variety to non-Latins and a break from the Anytown monotony of regeneration industry architecture and privately-owned public spaces.

"It is a terrible indictment of the government that they are risking the regeneration of industry, which is still in its infancy".

He commended the production team for successfully suppressing information about the regeneration in an industry often stifled by leaks.

Therefore, an alternative, specific, fast and robust analytical method to determine the exhaustion level of GAC in rum production is always welcome due to the derived economic and environmental advantages for rum producers in order to optimize the GAC exploitation and regeneration in the rum industry.

Universities are driving partnerships to revitalise old creative industries, but also to develop new creative hubs to promote regeneration in places where traditional industries have declined.

For services to the Leisure and Tourism Industry and the Regeneration of London's Docklands.

This allows for much analysis this morning about the regeneration of the British film industry, which almost every paper finds room for a different take on (amid the bitchy dissection of the fashion spreads, of course).