Sentence examples for vital repairs from inspiring English sources

This, he says, could have been prevented if a well-connected business lobby had not illegally pushed the ship back into service when it still needed vital repairs.

300 men had been working around the clock to clean up the mess, make the most vital repairs, and lay plans for rebuilding the 2nd floor.

Joyce said part of the deal was that Q Scaffolding would remove the piece and carry out vital repairs to the property.

A stinging series of articles this summer in The Daily News questioned why the agency was slow to spend $1 billion to make vital repairs or perform building maintenance.

On 9 and 10 September 2015, the independent NHS watchdog the CQC made an unannounced visit to Bootham Park, concerned that vital repairs requested in 2014 had not been made.

The protesters refused to comply with instructions to keep off the grass and enable workmen to get on with vital repairs and maintenance that are needed as a result of their actions".

Gibraltar was a vital repair and assembly point for Allied convoys during the World Wars.

Surrey and UCL universities Research finds the biological function of sleep is to allow for vital repair and maintenance of the cells in our brain, called neurons.

It also argued that privatisation and out-sourcing vital repair and maintenance work to profit-making companies does "not make economic sense".

Dr. Pascal Goldschmidt, director of the university's heart and lung institute, says oxidants actually appear to play a vital repair role in repairing blood-vessel damage that can lead to heart attacks.

The trustees of Brunel's iconic bridge say £8m needs to be spent on vital repair and maintenance work over the next 10 years in addition to the £1m cost of running the bridge each year.