Sentence examples for capital renovation from inspiring English sources

And depending on the kind of space it found, it might also have to raise millions more for capital renovation costs.

Until the 1990s, the museum did not even have a private fund-raising body, but the institution was able to raise over $60 million for a capital renovation of its building, which made its debut last spring.

He said it was "the kind of thing I could see including when we do capital renovations of larger playgrounds".

Mr. Crandell said that 90percentt of his hotels were "working with our brands, trying to pull back on capital renovations".

In 1978, at the urging of concerned alumni, City College underwent its first major capital renovations.

A convenience sample of housing developments was selected that met three criteria: location in a neighborhood with a rate of asthma hospitalization higher than the citywide average; good structural condition of buildings with no major capital renovations planned for several years; and the presence of an active residents association (RA).

The neighborhoods close to Penn Station -- including Mount Vernon, Charles North, Bolton Hill and Reservoir Hill -- have a preponderance of the large older homes that frequently need a heavy dose of capital for renovation.

Testone recently helped launch a new Center brand and website, celebrated 30 years of service by the organization and completed a $9.2 million capital building renovation to transform the LGBT community's home on W 13 Street.

From Henry IV's reign dates the rebuilding of Paris as a tasteful, ordered city, with the extensions to the Louvre, the building of the Pont Neuf and the Place Dauphine, and, outside the capital, the renovations and extensions at Fontainebleau and Saint-Germain-en-Laye.

The Committee shall establish policy with respect to the use of University residences and shall review and approve individually any proposals for capital maintenance or renovation of residences owned by the University and occupied by University officials.

Amtrak approached more than 40 potential sources of capital for the renovation, according to a person involved in those efforts, but was turned down because it was losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year, making for poor creditworthiness in an anchor tenant.