Sentence examples for refurbished every from inspiring English sources

Half the primary schools in England should be rebuilt or refurbished every 15 years, and in the long-term the plan is still to rebuild or refurbish every secondary school over the same period.

Falling just outside of Apple's 40th anniversary year (ending this past August 26th), the formidable foursome's imprint, along with EMI, has dusted off the old masters' cobwebs and refurbished every track of every release, utilizing Allan Rouse and the Abbey Road Studios team for the massive undertaking.

More than $8 million has gone to refurbishing every one of our public parks.

Critics accuse him of diverting those funds from existing schools: he has cancelled a big programme to rebuild or refurbish every secondary school in England.

It runs parallel with major government plans to rebuild and refurbish every school in the country over the next 15 years.

There are now 120 schools under Labour's Building Schools for the Future scheme, which plans to rebuild or refurbish every secondary in the country.

Of course, I was full of very worthy ideas, about how I would use it to refurbish every school in Hackney and fund campaigns for political reform "after buying myself a few houses".

Gerald M. Cope, a Philadelphia architect who was responsible for the design changes then, observed at the time that most shopping centers need refurbishing every 10 or 12 years to keep pace with shifts in marketing and consumer trends.

The construction industry admitted it was struggling to raise the finance needed to take part in the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) initiative, which aims to rebuild or refurbish every secondary school by 2020.

Within weeks of coming to power, the coalition scrapped a £55bn pledge by Tony Blair to rebuild or refurbish every state secondary school in England – the Building Schools for the Future programme.

The building plans of more than 700 schools, which were being developed as part of a £55bn project to rebuild or refurbish every secondary school in the country, were scrapped with immediate effect causing distress and anger to many heads, teachers, parent and pupils.