Sentence examples for renewal scheme from inspiring English sources

"Any supporters who are on the automatic renewal scheme will not have their tickets renewed automatically and will also require to renew their seats individually".

Announced in 1967, the freeway was part of a larger urban renewal scheme to modernise Vancouver's road network and revitalise its then-struggling inner city.

Lewisham Council's constant preference for the Renewal scheme has led some close to the process to fear it will ignore concerns raised by the scrutiny committee and reconfirm the order.

"I was commissioned to do something for the Bellenden Road renewal scheme, and since it is a shopping street which needed bollards, I thought they were the best thing I could contribute," says Antony Gormley.

In 1969 the municipal council approved an urban renewal scheme for ending slum conditions while preserving the workaday life and animation and restoring the undeniable beauty of the quarter.

Not to be outdone, the City Corporation launched its own arts complex within the Square Mile at the Barbican, a high-density urban renewal scheme built on World War II bomb sites immediately north of the central business district.

Urban renewal schemes have been proposed and shelved, revived and shelved again.

It sparks to vivid life the   four characters (stunning performances) clashing over twin crumbling constructs: marriage and urban renewal schemes.

Hull City council's partnerships and development manager, Mark Hill, explains that sites such as Wawne View help to leverage Hull's more costly housing renewal schemes elsewhere.

And the North in particular has suffered seeing the dedicated funding for Housing Market Renewal schemes stopped years ahead of schedule.

Amid great clouds of dust, giant bulldozers perpetually gnaw at the ground as the former Yugoslav republic undergoes one of Europe's biggest urban renewal schemes.