Sentence examples for long-term renovation from inspiring English sources

In 2008, David H. Koch contributed $100 million to fund a long-term renovation project, and the theatre was renamed in his honor.

Maintaining an interest in urban development, in the 1980s he began directing a long-term renovation plan in a district of The Hague as well as a rebuilding project in the Chiado neighbourhood of Lisbon.

Though the sculpture may be the biggest draw in the park after Castle Clinton, it was installed as an interim measure and has no place in the long-term renovation plan.

Now Mari thinks that the house needs a long-term renovation plan to suit her needs and those of her partner's once they live there by themselves at some point in the near future.

The restaurant had reportedly been planning a long-term renovation, similar to a major overhaul at nearby Planet Hollywood.

But a commission spokesman said there was no surveyor's report, and members were only meeting to discuss setting up a group to look at general long-term renovation of the grade 1-listed building designed by Charles Barry and Augustus Welby Pugin.

The action models provide tailored feedback and advice to address sustainable consumption from two perspectives: (1) everyday sustainable choices and practices and (2) long-term home-renovation decisions.

In order to achieve the 2012 energy efficiency directive (2012-27-EU) Europeanopean country must draw-up long-term national building renovation strategies.

Seven years ago, moved by the overwhelming need for housing after Katrina, Southern Baptists, among many others, extended their relief mission into long-term home repair and renovation, but they have not yet decided whether to do that for Isaac victims.

It is also easier to improve efficiency within the cattle population as opposed to the riskier re-establishment or renovation of long-term grasslands, much of which exists on marginal and often arid lands.

Along with its location, array of restaurants and an occupancy rate firmly in the 80% range, Rosenfeld says he is also acquiring another value-added element: rooms and amenities that have been kept out of circulation during renovations, and expiring long-term business contracts for the hotel's convention business that Rosenfeld can now mark to market.