Sentence examples for committed to refurbishing from inspiring English sources

The town of Islip is committed to refurbishing the deteriorating house (it has allocated $1 million for roof repairs) and to expanding the historical displays, said Robert H. P. Finnegan, 56, the town historian, and Phil Nolan, the town supervisor.

Marianne Garvin, president of the Community Development Corporation of Long Island, one of the 240 agencies eligible for $120 million in national foreclosure intervention money through a Congressionally sponsored program, has committed to refurbishing 45 vacant properties.

AES can afford to continue operating the plant since it put up only $5 million in cash and spent only $84 million of the $500 million it had committed to refurbishing it.

Scotland's largest local authority has committed to refurbishing or rebuilding all of its primary and nursery schools.

There's an intergenerational equity issue here - you could go for a policy of saying it's safe on the surface, commit yourself to refurbishing the stores every hundred years and pass the burden onto the next generation.

Spurs would tear down the stadium and rebuild a 60,000-seater football ground in its place, but they insist they are committed to keeping Britain's promise to create a post-Games athletics legacy by refurbishing Crystal Palace.

It has been suggested that the trust is now committed to trying to find ways to save the service, even if it has to move out of its recently refurbished home.

The company has also committed to reducing energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions by 75% at its buildings, excluding warehouse and production facilities, by 2040, so that goal added further impetus to refurbish.

Even if that field was refurbished with money in the pending aid package, all of the Air Force's big Awacs radar planes have now been irretrievably committed to surveillance over Kosovo, North Korea and Iraq.

"You committed to something.

"He's committed to ideas".