Betekenis van:
redevelop

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The objective of the scheme is to redevelop the housing market in the labour market region of Berlin by eliminating oversupply and by helping housing companies and housing association to provide the quality of housing which is actually demanded.
2. The aim of the investments was to redevelop existing housing so as to increase storage capacity for animal waste and improve storage equipment to bring it in line with the requirements of the nitrates Directive.
3. The objective of the present aid scheme is to redevelop the housing market in the labour market region of Berlin by eliminating oversupply and by helping housing companies and housing associations to provide the quality of housing which is actually demanded.
4. On the R & D activities, the Italian authorities were able to demonstrate that extending the jet meant that the firm had to redevelop entire sections of the fuselage, while minimising the impact on the weight of the aircraft and on the costs of the project.
5. In this context, measures are important that seek to rehabilitate the physical environment, redevelop brownfield sites especially in old industrial cities, and preserve and develop the historical and cultural heritage with potential spin-offs for tourism development in order to create more attractive cities in which people want to live.
6. In view of the purpose of the aid, which is to redevelop the housing market through the demolition of empty apartment spaces, the Commission considers that Article 87(2)(a) and (b) of the EC Treaty are not applicable to the aid scheme, nor has Germany argued that this may be the case.
7. The objective of the scheme is to redevelop the housing market in the labour market region of Berlin by eliminating oversupply and by helping housing companies and housing association to provide the quality of housing which is actually demanded. By enabling such companies to demolish unoccupied apartment blocks, Germany intends to improve the physical appearance and infrastructure of certain areas in the labour market region of Berlin which are otherwise characterised by a poor physical environment.
8. In this context, measures are important that seek to rehabilitate the physical environment, redevelop brownfield sites especially in old industrial cities, and preserve and develop the historical and cultural heritage with potential spin-offs for tourism development in order to create more attractive cities in which people want to live. The regeneration of existing public spaces and industrial sites can play an important role in avoiding suburbanisation and urban sprawl, thereby helping to create the conditions necessary for sustainable economic development.