Sentence examples for speed repairs from inspiring English sources

The state closed many damaged highways to speed repairs and it teamed with Google to create frequently updated maps_ showing which routes were open.

Microvision, a small start-up company in the Seattle area, says its version of the technology, called Nomad, could speed repairs and reduce errors.

He has found a way to speed repairs: He allows trusted tenants to manage their own units, including getting bids on work that has to be done, paying the bills and deducting the costs from the rent.

Ground crews would know of any trouble ahead of the plane's arrival, which would speed repair turnaround time, reduce passenger inconvenience and increase overall safety.

The closing of the line is part of a recent trend in which transit officials, to speed repair projects, have shut down stations or lines instead of trying to complete the work around moving trains and passengers.

Two tactics have been considered and both offer high-speed repair and subcloning independent of restriction site availability and ligation reactions.

The White House had argued that suspending the law, the Davis-Bacon Act, could speed hurricane repairs.

"And we speed up repairs when there's a school concert to make sure the program is healthy".

One would increase state borrowing to buy open space, another would help pay to clean up polluted industrial sites for redevelopment, and a third would speed up repairs of public parks, waterways and dams.

HOMEOWNER RELIEF EMERGENCY REPAIR PLAN ANNOUNCED Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced a program that, in partnership with FEMA, will send teams of contractors into neighborhoods hit hard by the hurricane to help speed home repairs, without any immediate cost to the homeowners.

Regardless, it was useful to hear Thomas Powers, the water management commissioner, detail computerized tracking systems that speed sewer repairs, the reduction of energy and maintenance costs and the rebidding of contracts to apparently save millions of dollars (some of the actions predating Mr. Emanuel's ascension).