Sentence examples for required renovations from inspiring English sources

For now, the Brattleboro Retreat, a private psychiatric hospital, has agreed to devote 14 beds to patients who would otherwise go to the state hospital, with the state pledging $3.5 million for required renovations.

When he decided to offer slightly less than the $1.15 million asking price for a two-bedroom in a walk-up building that required renovations, he thought he was being reasonable.

England, chasing 130, which was modest despite the sluggish nature of the pitch, might have mucked it up when they fell to 18 for three but the required renovations were carried out with eager calm.

In 1936, after a law was passed requiring that tenement buildings have a staircase made of metal rather than wood, the upper floors of No. 96 were closed off and used for storage, which was apparently more economical than making the required renovations and heating the apartments.

The hospital says it moved her only because her old room required renovation.

It had space for about 500 students, but the town's growth required renovation and expansion in 1939 and 1948.

As a result of Hurricane Katrina's widespread destruction, homes previously in good condition required renovation, and the subsequent disturbance of lead in old homes makes the risk of lead exposure universal.

That would mean more inspections and higher costs for the clinics, and in some cases would require renovations.

A hotel built without the company's involvement may require renovations before it can be labeled a Marriott, he said.

According to Ms. Feld, one of the main factors driving prices is the cost to update the house, since many require renovations.

The agency is accredited and financed by the State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, and the move — which would require renovations to the ranch house — is being delayed during the austerity of a fiscal crisis.