Sentence examples for for future maintenance from inspiring English sources

The competition course, which will be donated to the city's Department of Parks and Recreation for public use, was completed Friday at a cost of $1.5 million, some of that figure set aside for future maintenance.

The competition course, which will be donated to the parks and recreation department for public use, was completed Friday at a cost of $1.5 million, with some of that figure set aside for future maintenance.

Thank him for doing this, and sincerely assure him that you will always go to his garage for future maintenance (and that you will aggressively drop his name whenever anyone you know needs to have work done on a vehicle).

That total will cover the expense of the final section, called High Line at the West Side Rail Yards and estimated to cost $90 million, while also establishing an endowment to help pay for future maintenance.

Automated functions were developed to select efficient and adequate sequences for future maintenance and rehabilitation (M&R) for comparing alternatives.

A spokesman for the UK Government's Department for Transport said any future arrangements must not only "provide for future maintenance [but] ensure costs are recovered".

However, pavement managers are often unable to consider each important element that may be required for performing future maintenance tasks.

These integrated architectural views show intended and unintended couplings between architectural elements, hence pointing software engineers to locations in the system that may be critical for on-going and future maintenance activities.

In 1997, Congress approved the 1033 Program, which allowed the Secretary of Defense to transfer surplus military supplies and weapons to local law enforcement agencies without charge -- the only thing that local police departments have to pay for is shipping and future maintenance.

It might also be useful to have a lawyer review the deed to the letter writer's property to determine whether there are any agreements or restrictions relating to the use of the two properties, and to arrange a meeting with the neighboring owner to discuss future maintenance issues for both buildings.

"However, the government has been clear that any future arrangements will need to make proper provision for repayment of government costs, future maintenance and reflect the needs of road users in both England and Wales," a DfT spokesman said.