Sentence examples for replace facilities from inspiring English sources

The project will replace facilities dating back to the 1960s at Once Brewed, near Hexham.

The rest of the money would be spent to replace facilities at the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and to finish construction of an infectious disease lab in Fort Collins, Colorado.

In the interim, temporary learning spaces have been set up and schools are functioning in UNICEF tents to replace facilities damaged or destroyed in the conflict or by floodwaters.

The gym, which replaced facilities like a tiny women's pool, was built to reflect the philosophy at the time, that women should not play sports to win.

The all important lack of capital spending means that, with each passing year, equipment is not being replaced, facilities are not being maintained and new state-of-the-art labs beyond those already agreed are not being built.

Banks agreed to a $1.3 billion term loan to replace credit facilities expiring in 2005.

The depot, which will replace temporary facilities in Cambodia, will become the agency's fifth regional supply hub.

But it was not the annual budget so much as the cost to improve or replace existing facilities that led to the decision.

They cover vast areas and are occupied by a few powerful entities, corporations, which at some point will begin spending their ample reserves to upgrade, expand or replace their facilities.

The department's nuclear weapons program would get an increase of nearly $2 billion, to $11.8 billion, to replace aging facilities, extend the life of existing weapons and assure the safe storage of decommissioned warheads and materials.

Listen to what the report had to say about the water we drink: "America's drinking water systems face an annual shortfall of at least $11 billion to replace aging facilities that are near the end of their useful life and to comply with existing and future federal water regulations.