Sentence examples for support renovation from inspiring English sources

It didn't provide enough critical mass for a successful district, it couldn't generate enough revenue to support retail projects envisioned for the area, it didn't support renovation of the one truly iconic building — the powerhouse — and it didn't provide enough density for the rail service now in place.

Why should the federal government (in this case, the Economic Development Administration) give $1 million to the Bee Development Authority in Beeville, Texas, to support renovation of two existing airplane hangars?

These include psycho-social support, renovation and equipment of school facilities, establishment of child-friendly spaces and provision of School-in-a-Box kits.

Other gifts support renovations of family libraries and projects for preserving, translating and interpreting the documents.

Profits from the sale of the Gonzo brand of marijuana would support renovations to the property as well as Anita's plans to establish a private museum and writers' retreat.

A1 U.S. Indicts City Councilman Angel Rodriguez, a Brooklyn Democrat who recently sought the speakership, was charged with demanding a $1.5 million break on a real estate deal from a developer in exchange for supporting renovation of a waterfront warehouse in his district.

In a report to the American Climate Policy Initiative (CPI), German experiences of information channels supporting renovation processes in existing residential buildings, aiming to reduce energy usage, are described.

Happily, after much campaigning, the Heritage Lottery Fund agreed to support its renovation and it reopened in 2014.

He also has plans to support the renovation of hospitals in South Sudan, and having visited the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, he wants to do more work with refugees.

The journalist Bill Moyers, who has lived a block away on Central Park West for 25 years, said: "We would support the renovation of the existing building, but everyone should object to a tower that would be a stark intrusion.

And it was announced in July that the oil and gas billionaire David H. Koch had given $100 million, to be paid in installments over 10 years, to support the renovation of the State Theater, estimated to cost $200 million.