Sentence examples for on existing facilities from inspiring English sources

GNM's cycling group has been consulted on provision for cyclists at our new offices, which will be a marked improvement on existing facilities.

The most important would be for the IOC and FIFA to abandon their preference for new construction and give a fair hearing to bids relying on existing facilities.

"I assume if there is demand on existing facilities in South Orange, there will also be an increase in its ratable base, and more value to derive taxes from.

The backing of the governors has bolstered the agency's ability to pursue ambitious goals like the Hudson rail tunnel, which is expected to cost about $8 billion; the agency has agreed to contribute $2 billion, in the belief that moving Amtrak and New Jersey Transit passengers more efficiently will spur economic growth and reduce the wear and tear on existing facilities.

But the last EU summit two weeks ago, largely under pressure from France but also from east Europeans, has clearly left the door open for a nuclear renaissance: a view shared by Tony Blair, who favours the construction of new-generation nuclear plants on existing facilities already connected to the grid.

The remainder of the government's £5.9bn investment in research infrastructure will be spent on existing facilities, "to ensure they remain world class".

Private and Commercial Sectors:  The emphasis is predominately on renovation of existing facilities, not new construction.

Cuts to inefficient and outdated fossil fuel subsidies, low- priority and low-performing programs, and by concentrating resources on full utilisation of existing facilities and infrastructure.

"As far as I know, Shenyang is taking a different approach now, focusing on the renovation of existing facilities," he said.

Retirement village (RV) residents rarely engage in physical activity and nutrition programmes offered, with poor attendance and low use of existing facilities such as on-site fitness centres and classes and nutrition seminars.

The strategy is generally based on making the best use of existing facilities, although an additional five new runways nationwide are considered to be necessary, three of them at the London airports of Stansted, Heathrow and, towards the end of the timeframe involved, Gatwick.