As untaxed monies are unlikely to wave an arm saying "here I am", labour-intensive renovation work can be expected to be outside the tax system.
"The community has to provide for its own togetherness," said Victoria Drake, a Manhattan-based freelance harpist who, with her partner, Lonnie Coplen, is doing a "labor-intensive renovation" of an old kit house in Cragsmoor.
After an intensive two-month renovation, Elizabeth Doyle and her older sister Pam moved in last year, installing Art Moderne rings, Van Cleef & Arpels powder compacts, nineteenth-century woven-hair memorial brooches, and the Cartier timepiece, a coiled span of eighteen-karat gold with a discreet rectangular face.
d) The relative benefits of various interventions such as rehabilitation and renovation versus intensive cleaning have not been measured.
Even during his retirement years, Jefferson's intensive efforts at completing the renovations never quite produced the masterpiece of neoclassical design he wanted to achieve and that modern-day visitors to Monticello find so compelling.
After renovation of the adult intensive care unit (ICU) with installation of ten single rooms, an enhanced infection control program was conducted to control the spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in our hospital.
Island Hopping FRIDAY -- A dinner and dance on Ellis Island will raise money for a new pediatric inpatient unit, renovation of a pediatric intensive-care unit and other improvements at the Children's Hospital of New York at Brooklyn Hospital Center.
The replacement of the bells in a $3.5 million project is part of a face-lift in preparation for the cathedral's 850th anniversary next year that includes a renovation of the obsolete and energy-intensive lighting system and renowned organ.
Baouafi Hospital has no intensive care unit and the operating theater has been closed for renovation since April 2011, according to a sign on the door, though no sign of renovation work could be seen.
Renovation delay followed renovation delay.
