Sentence examples for refurbishment plan from inspiring English sources

The main undergraduate chemistry laboratories at the University of Leeds were refurbished as part of a £4m refurbishment plan in 2006 and renamed as the Priestley Laboratories in his honour as a prominent chemist from Leeds.

The resignation was a new complication for the center's $1.5 billion refurbishment plan.

But the shuttles, with a design lifetime of a decade, never had that kind of built-in refurbishment plan.

The company would also establish a computer refurbishment plan that would make 200,000 computers -- both Windows and Macintosh computers -- available to schools each year for five years.

It all comes as the theatre embarks on a £12m redevelopment and refurbishment plan, set to begin in the summer of 2016.

After an often stormy tenure of only nine months, Gordon J. Davis resigned abruptly yesterday as president of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, casting new clouds over the center's $1.5 billion refurbishment plan.

The study indicated that the building could be economically refurbished, and in December 1996 the Council unanimously agreed to press ahead with refurbishment plans, removing its asbestos and building an underground car park at the rear of the site.

The refurbishment plans were unveiled in the beginning of March.

In open and classified reports to Congress, Mr. Obama laid out his atomic refurbishment plans, which the Congressional Budget Office now estimates will cost $355 billion dollars over the next decade.

"He said it could only have happened in the new world, from a place that felt optimistic and was trying to make a statement about its future," Mr Johnson recalls.In his new role, Mr Utzon prepared refurbishment plans for the opera theatre to create more seats, a wider stage and an expanded orchestra pit capable of holding 104 musicians, about 35 more than it does now.

Traders were briefed on the refurbishment plans on Tuesday.