Sentence examples for whose maintenance from inspiring English sources

There have been violent forced displacements, in order to build sports arenas whose maintenance cannot be guaranteed by the public administration and which private interests will have no desire to take on.

"The members' sweat equity cuts our maintenance budget in half," said Timberlake's general manager, David Madden, whose maintenance budget is about $250,000, or about one-sixth of annual revenue.

Joe Martens, president of the Open Space Institute, said there are magnificent properties up and down the Hudson River that once provided a contemplative ambience for nuns and friars but whose maintenance has become burdensome when so few members of religious orders inhabit them.

What else? Dire predictions about Carmageddon and post-event drunken mobs spilling into surrounding streets have not panned out, so far anyway, thanks to the beefed-up policing whose maintenance will be one of the key tests of the arena's impact.

The move certainly seemed to be an odd business decision: it cost $100,000, and the company left behind a $5 million, three-year-old, custom-built office building in Rockton, whose maintenance would continue to cost $30,000 a month until it finds a tenant.

But developers say the large tanks are well worth such expenses because residents find them to be unusual and captivating amenities, whose maintenance, about $1,000 a month, is roughly equivalent to what a luxury building might spend on, say, flowers in the lobby.

Among the other health-related bills the Senate passed today was a measure that would give patients whose health maintenance organizations refuse to pay for their treatment the right to something akin to binding arbitration before an independent review board.

The reaction was the biggest wave of mass student mobilisation since the 1960s, with the backbone of many of the demonstrations coming from poorer school and further education (FE) students whose education maintenance allowance was being scrapped.

Our results not only confirm these observations, but also show that within the same imprinted locus there are regions whose methylation maintenance is differently influenced by aging.

There's Chief Warrant Officer 4 Jerry, the "linedog" of aviation maintenance, whose father was wounded in WWII a month after he arrived in combat.

The society must continually find money for its operating budget, since -- unlike its next-door neighbor and the Metropolitan Museum of Art across the park -- it is not in the Cultural Institutions Group, a 33-member consortium whose lighting, heating, maintenance and security expenses are paid by the city.