Sentence examples for whether to refurbish from inspiring English sources

The other case study consisted of an investigation of how two municipalities in Norway decide whether to refurbish or demolish their school buildings.

Those two issues — whether to keep the mayor and whether to refurbish the world's biggest sports barn — are the biggest things on the November ballot in the state's biggest city.

Mr. Hawthorne said that the company would probably decide within the next year whether to refurbish those of its eight existing reactors nearing the end of their lives by 2012, or build new ones, or both.

A decision is due to be made on whether to refurbish or demolish the Assembly Rooms next year, the city council said.

"[The] decisions on whether and how to refurbish or replace our existing nuclear warhead are likely to be necessary in the next parliament..

"[The] decisions on whether and how to refurbish or replace our existing nuclear warhead are likely to be necessary in the next parliament... No decisions have yet been taken". Opponents say replacing the warheads would commit the UK to a nuclear weapons system up to 2055, as opposed to the lifespan of the current system, which is expected to become obsolete around 2025.

People began to refurbish their houses.

Matrix is to refurbish the offices.

And something like this building is hugely expensive to refurbish.

It urgently needs to refurbish its crumbling infrastructure.

He has spent millions of dollars to refurbish planes.