These are not difficult, but because they are made on exposed surfaces, care must be taken to keep the repairs from becoming obvious or unsightly.
Keep the windows repaired at all times.
Knox told reporters that he had a contract with Knox the Hatter to keep the hat in repair as long as he lived, at their expense, because they lost another hat that he sent there to have cleaned.
Thus if, without going into liquidation, or assigning these contracts, the company had entered into a contract with any competent party to do the repairs, and so had procured them to be done, we cannot think that this would have been a departure from the terms of the contract to keep the waggons in repair.
She charges no specific rent and still pay the taxes, between six, and seven thousand dollars a year, but the club has agreed to keep the building in repair and to give her any money left over at the end of the year.
You may be allowed to keep the car and repair it yourself, but the insurer will deduct from its payment the salvage amount it could have gotten, plus your deductible if the accident was your fault.
Thus the Bush administration, like the Clinton administration, calls on its forces not only to win wars but also to succor the afflicted, keep the peace and repair broken nations.
This method of attack seems to have caused such heavy casualties among the North Korean labor force trying to keep the pontoons in repair that they finally abandoned the effort.
However, genes controlling stress resistance pathways and cortical cytoskeleton were completely restored, as indicated by the shifts in gene expression listed in table 2. However, treated fibroblasts kept the DNA repair mechanism activated.
"If the corporation refuses to investigate the cause of the leak or to repair damage, it has potential liability to the letter writer for breach of its obligation to keep the premises in good repair," Mr. Jacobs said.
