Sentence examples for renaissance scheme from inspiring English sources

The new football ground is part of the Rotherham Renaissance Scheme.

The new football ground is part of the Rotherham Renaissance Scheme which will see £40m invested in the town centre over 25 years.

By 1923, he was enthusiastically painting purely figural scenes, even attempting to return to Renaissance color schemes, as in "La Famille du pauvre Pierrot".

Their struggle is reminiscent of nothing so much as a feud between scheming Renaissance princes.Mr Fazio has been after Mr Maranghi for years, but has failed to dish him in previous, direct confrontations with Mediobanca.

Since Cesalpino in the Renaissance [31], most classification schemes have relied on describing species using discrete diagnostic characters [32].

In 1872, he was appointed architect and over the next five years produced what Crook describes as a "full-blown scheme of early Renaissance decoration" for the interior which he intended would eclipse that of St Peter's in Rome.

"At its core," the judge wrote, "the Renaissance marketing plan is a clever scheme to extract money from consumers through the use of misrepresented facts, exaggerated claims and projections, undisclosed material facts and false promotions".

In common with the rest of the UK, England is blessed with a diverse and high-quality museums sector that has been nurtured in recent years through excellent schemes such as the "Renaissance in the regions" funding.

Alleging a Ponzi scheme, he is going after Renaissance's owners Edward Rudner and Credit Suisse's private equity arm (which has already lost its $35 million investment)–along with former officers and directors and brokers who put Alstom and Renaissance together.

We see him drift through a Papal ante-chamber, as lethal and opaque as a Renaissance court, exchanging cool smiles and nods with scheming Cardinals.

For many of the residents in the deprived and failed housing schemes in the north and east of the city, the reality of this "renaissance" is hard to credit.