Sentence examples for stop maintenance from inspiring English sources

Among other accusations today, Mr. Johnson said he had been asked several times to stop maintenance in the middle of a project and to put a partly fixed piece back online.

However, the agency is losing more than 20% of its budget and 2,000 staff to government cuts and Smith warned recently: "In some cases, we are having to take the very difficult decision to reduce or stop maintenance work of our flood defence assets within the next five years".

We supply Airbus with the kit that stops maintenance people from falling off a wing they are working on.

The scientists at the survey have also stopped maintenance of their equipment at several active Alaskan volcanoes, in part because of the cost of traveling there.

Her lawyers claimed a vow that Soulsbury made in 1993 to give her the money when he died in return for stopping maintenance payments of £12,000 a year was not legally binding.

After the Reagan tax cuts started draining the government's ability to be a government we slowed down or stopped maintenance of the country's roads, bridges, water and sewer systems, transit systems, schools, dams & levees and everything else that didn't blow someone up.

More patients receiving sorafenib stopped maintenance therapy early (treatment duration 17.6 vs. 51.9 weeks), and more required dose reductions (67.5% vs. 30.1%).

A year later, Elizabeth agreed to her former husband's suggestion that he should stop paying maintenance in return for his leaving her £100,000 in his will.

A key aspect of the air bridge is to create hubs close to an area of operation where cargo planes and troop transports can stop for maintenance, unload, replenish supplies or replace crews.

If the city is forced to shrink the number of police officers or to stint on helping the poor or to stop performing maintenance on decrepit water mains, Michael R. Bloomberg will inevitably be cast as Mayor Culpa.

On the other hand, in some cases like (Liao et al. 2007; Yang et al. 2008) it is assumed that the machine must stop for maintenance after a fixed number of processes.