Sentence examples for upkeep over the from inspiring English sources

A few days earlier, the event organisers had received a letter saying that due to "road upkeep" over the next four months, Via Sport couldn't take place.

The consortium that now runs the highway paid $3.8 billion for the privilege (just before the recession caused asset prices to plummet), as well as promising to invest $600m in upkeep over the first nine years of the lease.

Ards Borough Council has owned and operated the marine conservation facility since it opened in 1987 and has invested more than £9m in its upkeep over the past 20 years.

Northumberland National Park will take over the upkeep of the 84-mile (135km) Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail.

In the first version, the whole word, "Hollywoodland" existed, but the "land" was taken out in 1949 when the city of Los Angeles' park department took over the upkeep.

Upkeep expenses over the last three years have increased 36% to about $1.3 billion when compared to the same time frame a decade ago.

So the Pentagon is seeking to create more sophisticated contracts that encourage arms-makers to find cost savings that are shared with the taxpayer.America is taking an interest in moves across the Atlantic, especially in Britain, to get companies to take over the ownership and upkeep of weapons systems.

A cadet from the Sandhurst military academy was buried there in 1920, before the War Graves Commission took over the ground's upkeep in 1921.

A piece of real estate can be taxed and will require upkeep over time.

The State Government took over management in 2004, due to the expense of upkeep and concern over the property's condition.

He noted that upkeep on Qualcomm over the next 20 years is set to cost $282 million and that the stadium needs $85 million in repairs.