Sentence examples for refurbishment and replacement from inspiring English sources
In recent years, highway bridge load assessment has been recognised as an area through which savings can be made by avoiding unnecessary bridge refurbishment and replacement.
The cassettes will be withdrawn from the vessel through four dedicated ports and transported to a hot cell for refurbishment and replacement during the reactor's operational lifetime.
"It is a limited offer as it does mean a loss of income to the car parks' trading account which funds the operation of parking control and the refurbishment and replacement of our 87 public car parks".
The fund aimed to stimulate the housing market in areas of low demand through a combination of housing stock refurbishment, clearance and replacement.
Paying $29 will get you overnight shipping for faster turnaround, and the plan includes refurbishment or replacement of hardware if the broken glass is only the surface indicator of deeper problems, provided you're still within the term of your original warranty.
The Empire State Building focused on energy efficiency retrofits including window refurbishment, insulation replacement, thermostat additions, motion detector and infra-red lights, a reduction in plug-load by 40%, and life cycle cost analysis.
This refurbishment also included detachment of the console (to the other side of the transept), and replacement of the bellows with a "pressure equaliser".
This review focuses on the comparison of the LCCF of refurbished and newly constructed buildings, through the synthesis of the overall outcomes of these studies, to identify whether refurbishment or replacement design alternatives achieve better performance.
The business case demands that the costs involved in investing in the repair, refurbishment, replacement of systems, structures and components (SSCs) will have to be amortized over the plant's operation lifetime.
It needs complete refurbishment and a hefty lease extension".
Hotel chains reined back on refurbishment and building programmes.
