Sentence examples for regeneration infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A further £1 billion in "regeneration" infrastructure upgrades, already pencilled in by the Treasury, would be brought forward for the 2012 deadline.On March 15th Tessa Jowell, the culture secretary, made a long-expected admission that the real bill would bear little relation to those figures.

"I've sat with civic and business people saying, 'Isn't this fantastic, the cultural regeneration and infrastructure we've done?' But the minute resources were scarce, culture remained at the bottom of the list".

The report also points out that the economic legacy of the Games may improve with time, as existing arenas and stadia are used to host other events and the benefits of regeneration and improved infrastructure are felt.

Councillor Patrick McGlinchey, convener for infrastructure, regeneration and economic development, said: "This event will see the public, designers and specialists working together, 'hands on', to prepare a long-term vision for Dumbarton Rock and its surroundings, with the ideas translated into plans and drawings.

A Smart City can be viewed as an urban innovation and transformation that aims to harness physical infrastructures, Information and Communication Technologies ICTT), knowledge resources, and social infrastructures for economic regeneration, social cohesion, better city administration, and infrastructure management [1].

The eco-park was established to facilitate biodiversity conservation, natural regeneration, new plantations and infrastructure development, as well as to promote nature-based tourism to generate income.

"The continued uncertainty risks damaging local regeneration plans and stalling flagship infrastructure projects, employment and skills schemes and local growth.

Cities around the world regularly play host to contentious urban developments, whether it's costly infrastructure, large-scale regeneration projects or luxury housing schemes.

It hopes to capitalise on the release of public sector land – the government is pushing the release of land assets such as car parks from public bodies to fund regeneration – and the £200bn national infrastructure plan.

Numis analyst Howard Seymour said: "A significant shift away from the public sector is taking place as the group also develops greater integration of its operations into infrastructure, maintenance and regeneration markets and will underpin profits in the short term ahead of recommencing growth in 2013 and beyond".

Concrete is now universally recognized a construction material vital and essential for the regeneration and rehabilitation of the infrastructure of a country.