Sentence examples for surplus building from inspiring English sources

In response, he founded Touro, which began in a United States government surplus building in Midtown.

NYC, a nonprofit retail outlet for salvaged and surplus building materials, which accepts unwanted electronics at its warehouse in Astoria, Queens, Tuesdays through Saturdays.

Consumers who set up a direct debit to manage energy bills may find this results in a surplus building up on their account over the summer months.

The Treasury said this would include reducing wasteful energy consumption, mothballing surplus building space, and reviewing soft service requirements, "so that the public sector does not buy more than it needs when specifying facilities management such as window cleaning and frequency of decoration".

Let me paint a scenario for you: the state has threatened to withhold matching funds until your school district administration agrees to reduce their surplus building inventory by "X" percent.

While 'Goodwill' or 'The Salvation Army' store might be your first place to hit when looking for home décor - I love to hit up my local 'Habitat for Humanity' stores and surplus building materials stores.

THE acquisition of the 525,000-square-foot former Grumman headquarters at 1111 Stewart Avenue three weeks ago by the Cablevision Systems Corporation of Woodbury was the culmination of efforts begun by Northrop Grumman four years ago to sell off 2.6 million square feet of its surplus buildings in Bethpage.

The accountants calculated the potential savings to be made from making duplicate staff redundant and selling surplus buildings, disregarding any changes to frontline services.

With budget surpluses building up there were plenty of opportunities for Republicans and Democrats to work together on issues such as tax reform and entitlement reform that were simply lost to political rancor.

A healthy surplus was building and it unnerved him.

It all was used to reduce debt, and an even larger surplus is building in the current fiscal year.