Sentence examples for repair programmes from inspiring English sources

With some repair programmes expected to take months, factory owners say they cannot shoulder the costs of paying staff while factories are closed, alongside the expense of some major works needed to ensure buildings are safe.

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Last year up to one in five youngsters in some parts of the country missed out on their parents' top choice of school, although efforts by local authorities to provide more places averted a serious overall shortage, as funds were diverted from repair programmes to create extra classroom space.

Roy Perry, the Tory leader of Hampshire county council and chair of the LGA's children and young people board, said councils had created 300,000 extra primary school places by expanding class sizes, converting non-classroom space and diverting money from vital school repair programmes, but now needed to be able to expand schools or establish new ones to meet demand.

After a revisit of some historical collapses of cooling-tower shells, and a brief consideration of condition surveys and repair programmes instituted in the aftermath of these events, focus shifts to the important question of damage and deterioration, and progress made over the past 30 years in the understanding of these phenomena.

As a result, the Government of Sweden agreed to finance two repair programmes (value US$22 million) which started in December 1999.

Japan's transport minister, Seiji Maehara, today suggested that Toyota was planning an imminent recall or voluntary repair programme.

The company has started a free repair programme for iPhone 6S smartphones manufactured between September and October 2015.

Closer inspection revealed the need for an extensive refurbishment and repair programme, creating a major logistical and engineering challenge.

The Malm chests in the repair programme have been sold since 2002, and cost between $80 and $200 in the US and £29 and £100 in the UK.

The hail was so intense that after an intensive repair programme eight of the choppers were still inoperable more than three weeks later, according to a Nato spokesman.