They call their Uncle B. when something needs to be fixed.
Facing water leaks, faulty heating and holes in their walls, the residents of 1420 Grand Concourse, a Bronx building with 138 apartments, did for years what most tenants in the city do when something needs to be fixed.
And while mines sometimes resort to shortcuts, noting that all is well when something needs to be fixed, doing so could result in criminal charges, because falsifying records is a felony under federal mining laws, said Tony Oppegard, a Kentucky-based lawyer who specializes in coal industry cases.
When something needs to be fixed, for most people there is no easy way to tell if they are being charged the going rate or are being ripped off.
Today most renters call or email their landlord whenever something needs to be fixed, which might not provide all the information required to diagnose a problem or find the right service provider to take care of it.
If the findings show that it takes, like, an hour to go from beginning to end, well, then maybe something needs to be fixed about that particular security area.
For all Labour's faults, of which there are many, at least they're acknowledging that something needs to be fixed.
It gives you the real-time data you need to pinpoint and prioritize when something needs to be fixed before it breaks.
For him, the real moment where he thought, "Something needs to be fixed in American education" was not just the results we see, which are not keeping up with the rest of the world and are a huge competitive problem for the longterm economics of the country, but [was] actually when [Priscilla] graduated from college.
If something needs to be fixed, be polite!
