Sentence examples for refurbishment that will from inspiring English sources

The hotel, on the lakefront and formerly known as the Noga Hotel, is undergoing a refurbishment that will include 200 additional rooms and conference facilities, all of which are scheduled to open in May (www.kempinski.com).

Some of the protesters said they were aware when they set up their tents in October that the construction — a $50 million refurbishment that will replace the concrete plaza with green space and, in the winters, an ice rink — might be imminent.

They say without major refurbishment that will cost in excess of £3m it will become unsafe and close in the next few years.

The Arts Council has already put aside $71.1 million for the refurbishment project, money that will have to be matched by the company before it can go ahead.

It is part of a major refurbishment of the venue that will be fitted with a retractable roof by 2009.

From here, the chancellor will have a captivating view of the maelstrom that is Berlin -- the Reichstag with its cupola, the cranes hoisting the station into being, the Brandenburg Gate draped in an advertising banner as it undergoes refurbishment, the vast empty space that will one day be a Holocaust Memorial.

Inevitably, there will be debate over the choices that the rebuilding process will involve and recriminations about the refurbishment that may have led to the tragedy.

"I believe that the much needed proposed refurbishment programme will do justice to this much loved community venue".

"The reconstruction of the iconic chimneys is an essential part of the refurbishment and will be undertaken with great care and precision so that they remain a landmark on the London skyline for decades to come".

But the refurbishment programme will not touch the 160 stores where Phones4U has a presence under a contract that expires in May.

That will cover operating costs and pay for sports venues, transport links, waste-treatment plants and the refurbishment of the rundown port district.