Sentence examples for update facilities from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moskowitz said the increase would be a step forward but significantly below the $992 million the City Council estimated that it would take to update facilities in its own 2003 report on the subject.

The match venues can use that cash to update facilities, such as investing in changing rooms and new floodlights.

While such a check is easy to perform for running virtual machines, because of the commonly used package management systems on Linux platforms and automatic update facilities on Windows platforms, it is again a problem with dormant virtual machines.

The average building on Nyack's main campus is 76 years old, he said, and the school has had trouble attracting "monied" white investors to update facilities.

And today, at a middle school in Anaheim, Gore plans to announce a White House plan to help California school districts issue $112 million in bonds to update facilities over the next year, part of a larger proposal for $2.3 billion in state and local school bonds.

The planned renovation and expansion will update facility needs — including enhanced lighting, technology infrastructure and furnishings — to meet today's standards of safety, accessibility, usability and service.

Meat is all reared on the farm and benefits from recently updated facilities.

These younger and more affluent students also expect a rich on-campus community, complete with updated facilities, the report said.

Tim Tucker, its president, has offered to assist Mr. Walji with development and management of his project and with updating facilities to better meet the needs of Muslims.

Shah Nasir Khan, an infrastructure and resilience specialist at the Fata Secretariat, said the government has a plan to rebuild Bara Market with updated facilities, including water, sewers and solar lights.

Recruiting athletes, supporting their programs, and updating facilities proved not only financially but academically costly, especially as the athletics culture changed with the emulation of professional teams and the added burden of women's teams through Title IX.