Sentence examples for making facilities from inspiring English sources

Rooms come in a variety of configurations (some with shared bathrooms), have tea-and-coffee making facilities and feature hand-crafted furnishings and polished floors.

In the grounds of a B&B, four en-suite wooden pods sleep two, with tea and coffee making facilities, a small fridge and a campfire pit outside.

According to the Self Storage Association, one out of every 10 households in the country rents a unit, making facilities like Statewide among our last national commons — places where nearly every conceivable kind of American still goes.

But today the company said it was with "regret" that is had to announce the decision to mothball the iron and steel making facilities, though the Redcar Coke Ovens and the Power Station with continue to operate.

A critical challenge in emergency management is the lack of real-time coordinated reaction capabilities driven by integrated decision making facilities based on the information obtained by first responders acting on the crisis site.

"It is vital the council takes the lead in making facilities available for the offshore industry".

The generic system architecture, used in any telematic support, consists of data acquisition, data-processing and storage, telecommunications links, decision-making facilities and the means of command execution.

The Bush administration is moving forward with plans to bury highly radioactive waste from the nation's nuclear power plants and bomb-making facilities at Yucca Mountain, a remote desert site in Nevada.

Surrounded by a good half a mile of land on all sides, it would have a landscape based on the four elements, a recording studio, film-making facilities and a really good restaurant.

But last July, the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, on whose land LVSSR is located, gave its approval to the expansion, which also involves increased snow-making facilities, bigger parking areas and new guest facilities.

But airstrikes and ground operations staged from nearby bases in the region would aim to keep Islamic State contained, targeting leaders, bomb-making facilities, equipment and training facilities, a second official familiar with Pentagon planning said.