Sentence examples for make renovations to from inspiring English sources
Gillard was questioned at length about regularly repeated allegations that she used money from a union slush fund to make renovations to her home in the 1990s.
It says Christians must not make renovations to churches, display crosses or other religious symbols outside churches, ring church bells or pray in public.
He had intended to make renovations to a 10-room farmhouse on Impala Source Farm in order to modernise it and make it suitable for use as an office.
At one point, Mr. Malloy was accused of awarding contracts to companies that made renovations to his home.
Moon Express has already started making renovations to Space Launch Complexes 17 and 18 at Cape Canaveral where the company will conduct spacecraft testing and operations working up to their launch later this year.
Complex interactions among the experimental factors suggest that work environment (lane congestion and floor surface) and work demands (precision control) should be included in the evaluation of pushing tasks and considered prior to making renovations to nursing home environments.
Lindenwood purchased the facility for $8.1 million and will consider making renovations to the existing building to accommodate larger classrooms and fully equipped chemistry labs.
On top of that, there's a certain satisfaction in being able to make renovations or changes to your own home.
It sometimes takes one or two years to find enough vacant apartments to reach a critical mass to make renovations economical, Mr. Marder said, excluding any complications due to funding or contracting.
They are still awaiting word on whether they will be allowed to make renovations, or if they will need to consider relocating yet again.
Others blame the red tape involved in acquiring the necessary permissions to make small modifications to buildings, which leads frustrated residents to seek local contractors to make renovations without the advice of a structural engineer.
