Sentence examples for regeneration work from inspiring English sources

"Boris Johnson has removed from the room the very people whose constituents are most in need of the LDA's regeneration work.

Jowell yesterday refused to set a deadline for the completion of the revised budget for building the Olympic Park, which currently stands at £4.3bn, including some regeneration work.

In England a great deal of regeneration work is steered by nine Regional Development Agencies (RDAs), whose members are appointed by, and report to, central government.

Stephen Rankin, director of CBI North-east, says businessmen worry that elected assemblies would hinder rather than help them and would over-politicise the RDAs' regeneration work.

Much of the regeneration work up here has been led by Trees for Life, a charity set up in 1986 by the environmentalist Alan Watson Featherstone, whose views were profoundly moved by years spent in the Canadian wilderness.

At the core of the regeneration work is improving children and teenager's educational prospects, and Oldham's sixth-form college is widely acknowledged as one of the town's biggest reasons to be cheerful.

Although perfectly regenerating systems can reveal in great detail how regeneration works, by definition they are less useful for testing therapeutic interventions.

Is regeneration working for all communities?

MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY "Cycles and Recycles: Regeneration," works by Jersey City artists currently working in an area of abandoned warehouses located near the Hudson River.

We repeatedly reported concerns to the tenant management organisation of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, including fire safety concerns which were not investigated during the regeneration works.

Stephen Snoddy, of Walsall's New Art Gallery, which itself launched in Bilbao-esque spirit in 1999, believes that arts regeneration works best as part of a place-making strategy, increasing visibility and interest.