He has also pledged to revitalise America's ailing nuclear industry.
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Mnangagwa has promised to revitalise the economy after decades of severe mismanagement.
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Moreover, he hopes that the project can help to revitalise remote communities.
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Hendricks appears to see this as an opportunity to revitalise his career.
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Young people can revitalise an area, says Nakao Hironari, the mayor of Shimanto.
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This focused on increasing China's efforts to modernise and revitalise its vast farming sector.
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Foxconn is trying to revitalise the ailing Sharp, which it took over last year.
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Indeed, one might argue that the joik's success has helped revitalise the entire Sami community.
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That's a blow for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as he struggles to revitalise the economy.
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But like many of its peers, it sees 5G as a way to revitalise revenue growth.
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Dean Lonergan, a director at promoter Duco Events, hoped the bout would revitalise boxing in Australia.
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The ruling junta, which took power in a May 2014 coup, has struggled to revitalise the economy.
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And how the birth of a new motorbike in downtown New York could revitalise inner-city manufacturing
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During six terms in office, over two separate stints, Mr Cianci did much to revitalise the city.
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The governor intends to revitalise several airports as well as investing $22 billion in bridges and roads upstate.
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If it works, it may be because the primaries intended to revitalise France's parties have instead split them apart.
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But if Ms Tsai's plan to revitalise the Taiwanese economy falls flat, it will soon start to ring hollow.
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The effort to recast globalisation is part of a wider drive to revitalise the EU after the Brexit shock.
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As long ago as 2003 a worried national government drew up a plan "to revitalise the old north-east industrial bases".
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The proposal aims to revitalise the European ABS market by cutting capital requirements for securitisations that fit the new STS criteria.
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Ugandan health activists have also criticised the plan since the country itself needed to increase workers to revitalise its failing healthcare system.
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Instead, he finds Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks), a doll who is planning to revitalise herself via the toy equivalent of organ harvesting.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, has said that reducing property inventory is a "battle of annihilation" that must be won to revitalise the economy.
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Another solution is for Europe and others to revitalise domestic mining industries using new technologies that can reduce their energy and water footprint.
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India has become a favourite destination of foreign investors under Modi on hopes of major reforms targeted to revitalise Asia's third-largest economy.
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In a climate of fear and fraught relations, Wing inspired a gesture which would revitalise the principles of fairness, good sportsmanship and common interest.
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They have encouraged new ones to open, often hoping that they will revitalise neglected towns, as the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao did in the 1990s.
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But the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as South African president last month on promises to revitalise the economy has lifted confidence among business leaders.
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Along with the foundation of the welfare state came the idea that culture—encouraged, subsidised and even initiated by the state—could revitalise British society.
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But it is time for Americans to recognise that, for all its troubles, their country has not lost the ability to remake and revitalise itself.
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The Wall Street bank appointed Matthew Koder last year to succeed Meissner and revitalise its corporate and investment banking business after a slide in fees.
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Rowe is attempting to revitalise the clothing, homeware and food retailer by improving ranges, reducing the floorspace devoted to clothes and cutting its cost base.
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"Under our ownership, we believe there is an excellent opportunity to revitalise and grow these consumer healthcare brands," Stada Chief Executive Peter Goldschmidt told Reuters.
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Banks are expected to be among the beneficiaries of a 50 billion dirham ($86233 billion) plan announced by Abu Dhabi in June to revitalise the economy.
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The other is focused on smaller lenders, to help raise their profitability with sustainable business models so they revitalise niche markets and unique businesses, they said.
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When he returned to power in 2012 with a plan to revitalise the economy Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, wanted to reform Japan's conservative business culture.
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Ramaphosa, who has vowed to fight corruption and revitalise the economy, is seen by business leaders and investors as well placed to turn around the economy.
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However, confidence in its domestic market has been buoyed by the Cyril Ramaphosa's elevation to the South African presidency last month, pledging to revitalise the economy.
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The business group said South Africa's economic performance was sub-optimal despite an positive global outlook, and improved business confidence was needed to revitalise domestic growth.
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Disney and Lucasfilm can learn from the "Star Wars" films they have made so far, take time to plan entirely new stories and revitalise the franchise.
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In his inauguration speech, Mnangagwa laid out a grand vision to revitalise Zimbabwe's ravaged economy and vowed to rule on behalf of all the country's citizens.
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Many economists also expect the BoE to revitalise its waning Funding for Lending Scheme or take other measures to tempt banks to lend at record-low rates.
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The steel sector has been riding the latest construction and infrastructure boom unleashed by Beijing at the start of 2016 to revitalise a flagging economic growth rate.
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JPMorgan Chase, a bank, recently announced an investment worth $40m in Chicago's struggling South and West Sides over three years; it is also helping to revitalise Detroit.
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The central bank cut the rate as policy makers sought to revitalise an economy growing at its weakest pace in 16 years and facing heightened political uncertainty.
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A trained lawyer with an easygoing manner, Ramaphosa has vowed to fight corruption and revitalise an economy which has slowed to a near-standstill under President Jacob Zuma.
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And even if those returning can help revitalise Bulgaria's economy, as they have in former countries of emigration like Ireland, they are unlikely to reverse the demographic damage.
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So when Emmanuel Macron told the academicians—modestly known as les immortels—of his ambitions to revitalise French around the world, it was a very French affair indeed.
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Mr Ma's inability to use ties with China to revitalise the ailing economy, along with party infighting and a badly run campaign, explains the KMT's worst-ever defeat.
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All Lebanese leaders have called for the rapid formation of a new government that will aim to revitalise a stagnant economy situation and address unsustainable public debt levels.
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"The self-driving market is a golden market to revitalise the economy and create new jobs," Moon said in a speech at Hyundai Motor's research centre near Seoul.
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The carrier — the second of two ships meant to revitalise the Royal Navy — will follow its sister craft, HMS Queen Elizabeth, into service in the 2020s and beyond.
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HARARE (Reuters) - New President Emmerson Mnangagwa laid out a grand vision on Friday to revitalise Zimbabwe's ravaged economy and vowed to rule on behalf of all the country's citizens.
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Sharif and his daughter Maryam were arrested on July 13, minutes after they returned to Pakistan seeking to revitalise their flagging party ahead of a July 25 national election.
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On Thursday, Airbnb said it could help revitalise Japan's regions outside of big tourist destinations like Osaka and Kyoto and help drive reuse of Japan's millions of empty homes.
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He was awarded the Nobel peace prize in 2001 (an award he shared with the organisation) for his work to revitalise the UN's institutions and renew its sense of purpose.
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The statement said that no rescue plan would succeed unless interest rates were slashed on loans and deposits in order to "revitalise the economy and lower the cost of debt".
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The executive last month promised to revitalise ABB's earnings to reverse a slump in its shares, which hit a nearly two-year low after the group reported third-quarter results.
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Sharif and his daughter Maryam were arrested on July 13, minutes after they returned from Britain seeking to revitalise their flagging PML-N party ahead of a July 25 election.
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Aviva PLC is to cut 1,800 jobs in an effort to save 300 million pounds ($380.82 million) of costs annually, in an attempt to revitalise the 300-year-old British insurer.
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"I wanted to be part of the collective group of women who are wearing moko kauae to revitalise this tikanga [custom], so we could normalise it in our society," she says.
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Earlier this month, she agreed to buy cancer drug specialist Tesaro for $5.1 billion to try to revitalise its pharmaceuticals business, a high-priced acquisition that was poorly received by the market.
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Having swept to power two years ago promising to revitalise Asia's third-largest economy, Modi has boosted spending on defence and infrastructure, while consumer demand has risen thanks to lower interest rates.
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The changes are meant to reassure investors that the brewer intends to revitalise its drooping share price and pay down the $103bn in net debt it accumulated in a spree of acquisitions.
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In the first episode of the series, Lasting Legacy features the Illy family of Italy, an 83-year-old coffee powerhouse looking to bring in a new CEO to revitalise their brand.
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The company, which will see Emma Walmsley take over as chief executive in 13, is seeking to revitalise a drug portfolio hit by falling sales of best-selling inhaled lung treatment Advair.
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But above all, the pair want to revitalise how sound collections can help maintain symbiotic relations with the museums that house them and the source communities that entrust them with their heritage.
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The Grand Golden Yin Zhen is described as a "glimpse of the divine in a teacup", and the gold is said to have anti-oxidant properties that revitalise and rejuvenate the skin.
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Sri Lanka's central bank unexpectedly cut its key lending rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday, as policy makers sought to revitalise an economy growing at its weakest pace in 21.97 years.
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He was particularly keen on using public-private partnerships and enterprise zones to revive Britain's post-industrial big cities, and led the government's efforts to revitalise Liverpool after the Toxteth riots in 1981.
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Messrs Gardels and Berggruen: The return of China to centre stage, not least through its Belt and Road initiative that will revitalise Eurasia, shifts the centre of gravity of the world order eastward.
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New policies in recent years, including a state plan for "cluster development" of slums and tenement blocks, and a federal scheme to revitalise 500 cities including Mumbai, have provided more leeway for redevelopment.
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The figures cast a shadow over President Emmerson Mnangagwa's bid to revitalise an economy that suffered decades of decline and bouts of financial chaos under veteran leader Robert Mugabe's near four-decade rule.
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And then, at 43, having just had her last son, she decided to follow what she called her still, quiet voice and be part of a movement to revitalise Jewish spiritual life in America.
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Since the inauguration of Donald Trump, who vowed on the campaign trail to "expand and revitalise" 287(g), the number of agencies participating in the programme has more than doubled to 78 (see chart).
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That said, there is still plenty of wariness that this latest injection to revitalise China's flagging growth may yet prove "metals-lite" as policymakers steer more money towards consumer rather than heavy industrial sectors.
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Its head, Duane Gautier, says the area lacks the disposable income to attract the amenities that regeneration needs; his idea is to bring visitors from outside, using the arts to revitalise Anacostia's historic district.
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Ankara has tried to revitalise the economy in recent months with steps encouraging state banks to lend even more, backed by treasury-guaranteed loan packages, as well as tax cuts on some consumer goods.
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A slick 36-year-old businessman, Mr Bukele has enthralled the capital's voters with projects to revitalise poor neighbourhoods, progressive stances on social issues such as gay marriage and shrewd use of social media.
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The Saudi government wants to increase activity in the real estate market as it moves to revitalise the economy and is taking steps to reform the sector as part of its 2030 strategic plan.
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The Switzerland-based company behind the Regus brand said it is looking to revitalise its UK operations and reported a 5.6 percent fall in full-year operating profit to 154.1 million pounds ($202.39 million).
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Xi has overseen a sweeping crackdown on civil society, locking up rights lawyers and dissidents and tightening internet controls as he has sought to revitalise the Communist Party and its place in contemporary China.
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Australia said establishing a consortium between government, defence firms and critical minerals companies to finance new projects via debt and direct investment, as well as arranging supply agreements could help revitalise the U.S. industry.
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The Saudi government wants to increase activity in the real estate market as it moves to revitalise the economy, and is taking steps to reform the sector as part of its Vision 2030 strategic plan.
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Higher power prices, in turn, are hard to square with the broader need to revitalise the island's economy and to boost wages, which have stagnated for more than a decade, prompting a severe brain drain.
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Some of the gloom weighing on the copper price appears to be lifting, with more positive noises from U.S.-China trade talks and expectations that Beijing's latest stimulus boost will revitalise a flagging manufacturing sector.
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"Nothing shocks a political party more than losing a national election it expects to win," says Bill Galston, now at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, and then an influential thinker about how Democrats could revitalise.
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The central bank unexpectedly cut its key lending rate by 25 basis points last week, as policy makers sought to revitalise an economy growing at its weakest pace in 16 years and facing heightened political uncertainty.
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The junta, which has promised an election this year, says the project will revitalise an area whose industries have been flagging with a total $43 billion in public and private investment in the first five years.
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The central bank unexpectedly cut its key lending rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday, as policy makers sought to revitalise an economy growing at its weakest pace in 16 years and facing heightened political uncertainty.
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The meeting, taking place in Britain for the first time in 20 years, is seen as a chance to reconnect with former British colonies and revitalise the loose alliance of 53 Commonwealth countries ahead of Brexit.
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But development spending will expand to 56 billion ringgit from 53.7 billion ringgit in 2019, to fund the government's plan to boost economic activity, invest in education and training, and "revitalise public institutions and public finances".
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Management and Execution Key: In our view M&S must continue to develop and implement a robust strategy so as to maintain its market share in food as well as revitalise its CH offering.
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Alexandre Bompard, who joined as CEO in July, is working on plans to try to revitalise Carrefour, the world's second-largest retailer, which warned in August its operating profit this year could fall by around 12 percent.
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The central bank unexpectedly cut its key lending rate by 25 basis points early this month, as policy makers sought to revitalise an economy growing at its weakest pace in 16 years and facing heightened political uncertainty.
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"In addition, there are some signs of life within parts of the international business, whilst the new CEO's GM background is surely a statement of intent in trying to revitalise that ailing part of the empire," Hunter added.
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Amid the slowdown, an army of Chinese car dealers is feeling the squeeze and is pushing for government support to revitalise growth as concerns grow that the huge market could see its first annual sales decline in decades.
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YAOUNDE, July 2000 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Companies that use wood grown in Cameroon - from makers of guitars to electricity poles - are helping revitalise endangered tree species to better sustain their businesses and bolster the fight against climate change.
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LONDON, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Barclays Chairman Nigel Higgins has secured two of the biggest names in global finance to revitalise the board of the British lender, in its latest attempt to quell dissent from rebel shareholder Edward Bramson.
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Andy Topliffe is the man leading the UBBAD charge and looking to revitalise a scene which was once home to Great Britain's most prized fight sport and household names such as Lenny McLean, Joe Joyce, Roy Shaw and one Charles Bronson.
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One of his designs for William Zeckendorf, the flamboyant New York property developer who employed him in the 1950s, was the Kips Bay Plaza housing project, two square grids in pre-cast concrete which were meant to revitalise a blighted neighbourhood.
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Tall, elegantly dressed and confidently hyperactive, Ms Vasilieva has become the face of Mr Navalny's efforts to revitalise Russia's trade unions and win support from a vast pool of workers and government employees who have long been ignored by liberal politicians.
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But Mr Guaidó has skilfully used his position as a newcomer with apparently few enemies to suspend the internecine disputes within the opposition and revitalise the hopes of all those who want to see the end of Mr Maduro's rule.
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Once a venerable British institution, M&S faces unrelenting competition on the high street and online, while efforts to revitalise its 20.7395-year-old business are being held back by a squeeze on consumers as inflation rises and wage growth falters.
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We will have the freeports to revitalise our coastal communities, a bioscience sector liberated from anti genetic modification rules, blight-resistant crops that will feed the world - and the satellite and earth observation systems that are the envy of the world.
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PARIS, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Maybelline parent L'Oreal posted a stronger than expected rise in third quarter sales on Tuesday, driven by booming demand for its luxury brands even as it struggled to revitalise sales in its largest mass market division.
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The cabinet had backed a plan last year to hand over management of the profitable airport, the largest in the country, to Kenya Airways to revitalise its balance sheet and allow it to buy new planes and open new routes.
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Mr Snyder and Mike Duggan, the mayor of Detroit, are making population growth a gauge of their efforts to revitalise a state that is slowly recovering from a "lost decade" and a city devastated by the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history.
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His comments holding up integration as an answer to security concerns came as the European Commission was due to present its biggest plan in more than a decade to revitalise the 96-billion-euro defence industry with a new joint research fund.
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Efforts to get banks to lend more freely to companies with growth potential are part of a broader push to help revitalise a low-growth economy, and the new guidelines represent a major change from the traditional regulatory focus on containing bad loans.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Software AG, Germany's No.20.8696 business software firm, said on Thursday it would invest 20 million to 30 million euros ($23-$34.5 million) this year in growth projects as CEO Sanjay Brahmawar seeks to revitalise the 50-year-old company.
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Naples' GDP is likely to see a mild recovery in 2016-13, after several years of recession or stagnation, driven by tourism, industry and partly by commerce, while projects to revitalise the city's port would be key in supporting long-term local economic activity.
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Merkel, 63, has suffered two further setbacks since the national election: the CDU was defeated in a regional election in Lower Saxony on Sunday, and the party's premier in the eastern state of Saxony resigned on Wednesday, saying younger, fresher leadership was needed to revitalise the conservatives.
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Under Xi, set to begin a second five-year term at a key party congress next month, the once-hidebound Communist Party has sought to revitalise its role in society amid challenges to its traditional authority as the country gets richer, more mobile and more digitally connected.
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The United States is expected to authorize India's purchase of a naval variant of the Predator drone, two sources familiar with the situation said, ahead of a visit next week by Indian PrimeMinister Narendra Modi to try to revitalise ties in his first meeting with President Donald Trump.
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According to a trove of intelligence documents reviewed by Reuters this year, Mnangagwa has been planning to revitalise the economy by bringing back thousands of white farmers kicked off their land nearly two decades ago and patching up relations with the likes of the World Bank and IMF.
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Sri Lanka is battling a twin debt and balance of payments crisis - partly due to heavy commercial loans mainly from China to revitalise war-hit infrastructure, and the flow of money out of the country as foreign investors sold government securities in the wake of U.S. Federal Reserve monetary tightening.
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Alexandre Bompard, who joined as CEO in July, is working on plans to try to revitalise Carrefour, the world's second largest retailer, which warned in August its operating profit this year could fall by around 12 percent.. In September Bompard put Clouzard, the former head of Spain, in charge of France.
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As part of a broader push to revitalise European defence cooperation in the wake of Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and the rise of Islamic militancy on Europe's borders, France agreed to allow Belgian and Dutch jets to fly into its airspace in the case of a conflict with a foreign threat.
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