Sentence examples for residents replacement from inspiring English sources

The city has been offering residents replacement homes elsewhere.

Gov. Christie Whitman, then her successor Donald T. DiFrancesco and finally Mr. McGreevey vowed to build the Newark arena, but not without giving Bergen County residents a replacement development at the Meadowlands site.

In Boston, new suburban rail lines that will serve up to 5000 passengers per day have received more funding than new public transport for inner city communities designed to serve 50,000, even when investments were promised and owed to inner city residents as replacement for the 20 year loss of a pre-existing subway [ 49].

Because NSCs are multipotent stem cells that can follow multiple differentiation pathways, using this differentiated cellular system may allow resident cell replacement and create an environment that supports and improves axon regeneration.

And while Columbia has worked hard to accommodate residents, including finding replacement housing for those who would be displaced as it builds, more is needed to reassure the neighbors, particularly those who have not been impressed by the school's promises of thousands of new jobs or by its deepening ties to the community.

And the restoration project has driven out the area's original residents, without attracting replacements.

The extent to which early European farmers were immigrants or descendants of resident hunter-gatherers (replacement vs. cultural diffusion) has been widely debated [45] [48], and new genetic elements have recently been added [8], [10], [14], [19].

This became even more complicated when those organizing the pipe replacements told residents that they aren't completely replacing pipes in any one area of the city at a given time.

When Barratt Court was renovated last year, the original memorial sign disappeared, so residents called for a replacement to be installed.

As a result, the Bermuda Weather Service allowed residents to suggest a replacement name, with the only rule being the name had to be a male name beginning with the letter "F", able to be easily pronounced, and not currently in use.

To be eligible for the study, patients had to meet the following criteria: 1-Aged = 40 years; 2-Newly enrolled on the orthopaedic waiting lists for primary unilateral total knee replacement; 3- Residents of the province of Quebec and beneficiaries of the provincial universal health insurance coverage (Régie de l'Assurance Maladie du Québec – RAMQ); 4- Understand and speak French.