Sentence examples for regeneration will be from inspiring English sources

"And since this is a mangrove region, wherever there is oil, regeneration will be slowed down".

In addition, a conference on urban culture and regeneration will be sponsored by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; the Van Alen Institute, a nonprofit organization that promotes public architecture; and the British Council, a government agency that promotes British culture overseas.

'Essential ingredients' for cutaneous regeneration will be explored in detail.

and the £20m capital budget, delivering projects like Dundee's waterfront regeneration, will be maintained.

Back-office departments, environment and regeneration will be the departments hardest hit by the cuts.

Regeneration will be centred around Lodmoor Gateway, Station Gateway, Commercial Road, the Harbourside and the Peninsula.

The identification of these genes is an important advance in our ability to tease apart the cellular and molecular mechanisms that drive regeneration and will be a useful resource for regeneration researchers that may be looking for specific genes to analyze during early blastema formation.

In all, 25 regeneration projects will be started over a 10-year period.

It was revealed in last month's Scottish government spending review that the national housing and regeneration budget will be slashed from £393m this year to £276.4m in 2014-15.

Ed Vaizey MP, Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries, said: "This ambitious regeneration project will be the final step in the triumphant transformation of London's South Bank".

Cities will compete every four years for the title of British capital of culture as the government moves to give the arts a bigger stage in urban regeneration, it will be announced today.