Sentence examples for set to regenerate from inspiring English sources
The plans – which will force the Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room to close for up to three years – were unveiled on Wednesday and are set to regenerate the Brutalist 1960s buildings between the Royal Festival Hall and Waterloo Bridge on the south bank of the Thames.
Caimi The urban redevelopment of the Caimi swimming pool: "Regenerate a place to regenerate the people".
And some of the Rogers proposals may actually be worse than previously launched initiatives.Take the Urban Development Corporations, which were set up to regenerate rundown areas in 12 cities in the 1980s.
A set of 10 rules can be used to regenerate structured unambiguous human readable annotations [see Additional file 1].
On 15 October 2012, Liverpool City Council announced plans to regenerate the Anfield area after securing a £25m grant, with a housing association also set to invest.
This coefficient can be used to regenerate an equalized image.
The main challenge I faced in reimagining Northanger Abbey in a contemporary setting was how to regenerate the reactions and responses in the characters, so the story could work itself out as it does in the original.
Rising unit costs betray a failure to make the efficiency gains that he had banked on when setting out his plan to regenerate the NHS.Smarter use of information technology could help to raise productivity as well as make patient care safer.
The general idea of iterative timing recovery scheme is to improve the timing estimation accuracy by multiple exploiting the timing information provided by a set of samples and application of this estimation to regenerate a new set of samples that iteratively approaches to the local maximum of the likelihood function.
The residents, dismayed by plans to demolish the terraces, set up a community land trust and plotted to regenerate the four streets themselves.
The Xavante have been trying to regenerate their forest, but the fires set off in neighbouring farming areas have been spreading to their land, stopping the process.
