Sentence examples for has made repairs from inspiring English sources

"In many cases," the statement said, "Great American has made repairs above and beyond what is required by warranties, even going so far in many instances as to provide routine maintenance as a courtesy to the homeowners".

Spokesman Tim Field said: "The nature of the work the engineers are having to do, the severity of the damage caused by the storm, also some very challenging conditions such as flooded roads and roads blocked by debris has made repairs much more difficult".

On Saturday, he sent a message, saying: "Extremely difficult to walk, Might need stretcher, can't walk, thanks safe inside the boat... Sat phone down". An Irish race competitor, Gregor McGuckin, whose own yacht was damaged in the storm, has made repairs and is attempting to cover the 150km (90 miles) separating him from Tomy's position.

Mr. Ford has made repairing such relationships another priority.

Justin Trudeau, the liberal prime minister who took office in November, has made repairing the relationship with aboriginal people in Canada one of his government's top priorities.

Since taking Yale's helm 10 years ago, he has made repairing Yale's frayed town-gown relations one of his central goals.

But the president has made repairing relations with world leaders a signature of his foreign policy, and the visit is intended to give him a chance to do that in a region with which he is less familiar.

The reticence from a president who has made repairing America's moral leadership in the region a central premise of his administration, and who delivered a speech from the heart of the Arab world three years ago designed to do just that, has disturbed those pressing for stronger international response to the crisis.

One customer donated the whiteboard for recommendations; others have made repairs at the shop or fixed his computer at no charge.

He said the agency had made repairs to the system under Ms. Wallace-Lloyd's building as recently as December and had a plan in place to begin replacing the steam pipe system serving the whole complex within months.

Mr. Flight said his company had made repairs three times in the past five years, but one would never know it from its present condition: the asphalt has worn away in many places, exposing rusted car bodies and the cement that was poured to fill them.