Sentence examples for outstanding maintenance from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Shaun Donovan, the city's housing commissioner, questioned Mr. Bistricer's role as a landlord, saying records indicated that there were 8,792 outstanding maintenance code violations involving 4,768 apartments in 71 of his buildings.

The BMA says there will be other demands on the budget, pointing to an NHS Digital report published last year which said that more than £2bn was needed to pay for significant or high-risk outstanding maintenance needs.

Suez has tried to patch relations with Atlanta by offering to provide additional customer service, hiring a new manager its third in Atlanta since 1999 and promising to improve bill collection and complete outstanding maintenance projects during the probation period.

Beyond past programs of outstanding maintenance and capital expenditures, current efforts have provided new state-of-the-art hydraulic systems to operate the locks, a satellite ship-positioning system and advanced locomotives used to pull ships through the locks.

Challenging the planned sale of the Starrett City complex in Brooklyn, city officials said there were 8,792 outstanding housing maintenance code violations in other buildings already owned by the prospective buyer, who has offered $1.3 billion for Starrett City.

Shaun Donovan, the city's housing commissioner, questioned Mr. Bistricer's role as a landlord, saying that records indicated that there were 8,792 outstanding housing maintenance code violations across 4,768 apartments in 71 of his buildings.

This chapter aims to provide an overview of the new opportunities offered by widely available technical textiles and membrane structures in increasing the quality of the built environment, both in refurbishment and maintenance of the outstanding universal value of the cultural heritage.

In recent years, the consistency and quality of golf course maintenance have been outstanding.

A great deal of the theory of maintenance is inclined to underestimate the outstanding worth of the return-on-investment concept of the human aspect of maintenance (see Raza and Al-Turki 2007).

People besieged the agent on duty, he said, "firing away with questions about is there an outstanding lien and why is the maintenance so high and what's the reserve and when does the heat go on and off".

What's more, usually in a foreclosure, the outstanding mortgage balance and the unpaid maintenance fees are higher than the timeshare's value, which creates what is called a deficiency.