Sentence examples for lifetime maintenance from inspiring English sources

'If you are a wife living in the south of France, you will not be entitled to lifetime maintenance, but you would if the divorce was held in England,' says Marilyn Stowe.

Prenuptial agreements are likely to remain of greater relevance to the wealthy where financial assets significantly exceed lifetime maintenance needs, which include requirements for housing, childcare, education and income.

Lifetime maintenance cost for the two alternatives were not included herein.

Lifetime maintenance optimization based on system reliability has already been proposed.

It is still needed, however, to incorporate redundancy in the lifetime maintenance optimization process.

A decision tree analysis is used to develop an optimum lifetime maintenance plan which is updated as inspections occur and more data is available.

For many airlines, it is simply too expensive to buy and maintain engines so, increasingly, they are leased to airlines by banks such as RBS, which has an aviation division, aviation finance companies, and manufacturers which offer lifetime-maintenance programmes.

"Software is one brief moment of creation and a lifetime of maintenance," he said.

This may be true by just comparing the one off economic and carbon impact of refurbishment with the one off cost of new build, but looking at the total cost of a refurbishment project over its lifetime (including maintenance and eventual replacement) in both cash and carbon terms the outcome can be very different.

This depreciation is compensated, beginning from the design stage, by over-sizing facilities and, throughout its lifetime, by maintenance programs.

Though a side effect of OTC is an increase in tap operations, the secondary objective functionally balances operations between all OLTCs such that impacts on their lifetime and maintenance are minimized.