Sentence examples for refurbish target from inspiring English sources

The agreement between the team, the governor, the mayor of Minneapolis and leaders of both houses of the state legislature also calls for some of the sales-tax receipts to be used to help refurbish Target Center, where the Timberwolves play.

So far Nana Comfort Food Café has raised around £6,000 of its target to help refurbish its former public convenience, install solar panels and create an outside area.

As a result, the design of all new-build and refurbished buildings must comply with 'Target Carbon Emissions Rates'.

The charity Age UK claims there are examples of care homes being refurbished specifically so they can target private rather than local authority patients, while some are charging private residents more to make up for the shortfall with state-backed residents.

Late last year the government said it had completed, a year early, its target of building or refurbishing 230,000 houses by the end of 2010.

What, after all, makes a more inviting target than an attempt to refurbish a film that won a then-record 11 Oscars, including best picture, and earned a ton of money to boot?

Scores of Vietnam-era F-4 Phantoms are being refurbished for duty as remote-control drones that Air Force fighters will use for target practice.

While the villagers now have the funds to buy the Butcher's Arms, they have set a target of £290,000 to cover their legal costs and stamp duty, and enable them to refurbish the building.

The target was used throughout the entire data taking period, from 2008 to 2013 and it is being refurbished and partly re-designed to be integrated and used in the MEG-II experiment.

The arms deals include 60 Black Hawk helicopters, Patriot interceptor missiles, advanced Harpoon missiles that can be used against land or ship targets and two refurbished minesweepers.

They also refurbish equipment.