Refurbish six hospitals and fund planning to refurbish a further 34.
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The accident prompted Orbital to refurbish the Antares rocket That accident prompted Orbital to refurbish the Antares rocket.
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TC: Everyone has pieces they'd probably love to refurbish affordably.
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And few here can refurbish their homes as Ghaboura has.
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Airlines refurbish their cabins generally within a decade, he added.
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Patagonia will then refurbish the pieces for resale on its website.
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But Musk said SpaceX will attempt to refurbish the nose cone.
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The group said it would refurbish 100 stores in Belgium in 2017.
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Lindblad will spend $2050 million to refurbish the ship before relaunching it.
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One woman sought money to refurbish the bathroom of her new apartment.
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Interest in specialized firms who manage, charter or refurbish planes was high.
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Buttigieg promised to refurbish or demolish 1,000 such homes in 1,13 days.
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When landlords start to refurbish older apartments, the neighborhood might be gentrifying.
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This approach maximizes revenue but requires large capital investments to refurbish spaces.
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Construction in Houston is decades newer, making school buildings easier to refurbish.
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Apple gets your old iPhone, which it can refurbish, and re-sell.
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Rod Roddy and his fiancée Lisa Cinnater refurbish old homes in Louisiana.
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Self-taught technicians refurbish consumer electronics to sell at a nearby market.
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It was vacant at the time, so he had to refurbish it.
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It takes the entire revival workroom around 1,500 hours to refurbish the costumes.
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He did not see the institute as an instrument to refurbish his reputation.
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The city paid to refurbish Building 843's facade and for environmental remediation.
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Most people simply don't know that Amazon will trade, refurbish, or recycle their stuff.
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In 2013, Mazda offered to refurbish the car for Morris, and he readily accepted.
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Additionally, buyers must present a proposal of how they plan to refurbish the house.
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That could be done through deals like Starwood's, to refurbish and manage existing properties.
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The company already repaired 80 ventilators and plan to refurbish an additional 120 today.
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The city has been praised for investing millions of dollars to refurbish the terminal.
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"This will help (Merck) focus on its pharma unit and refurbish its pipeline," he said.
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The program helps refurbish buildings and gives grants for new digital projection and sound equipment.
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Refurbish yourself with a proprietary Lightning connector and pay Apple for the privilege, or GTFO!
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Many of the instruments were discovered at estate sales and auctions, which Stephen would refurbish.
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Don't be afraid to really get hooked on something, because that will refurbish your entry.
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The privately owned firm has not said how much it spent to refurbish the complex.
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But the city of Detroit is currently searching for developers to refurbish the historic site.
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Depending on the state of the piece, they'll recycle it or refurbish and resell it.
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While giving millions to buy art and refurbish galleries, her involvement was often more personal.
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They are also investing $300,0003 to refurbish a park between the inn and the canal.
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Rolls-Royce is investing $70 million to refurbish the aircraft, including installing 7473,000 new parts.
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As mayor of Mexico City he worked with the private sector to refurbish the city centre.
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Building 284 penciled out, and the city paid to refurbish the facade and for environmental remediation.
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Effectively, by landing rockets on Earth, SpaceX can refurbish them and launch them for multiple missions.
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The Dutch firm said it would refurbish the acquired pubs and ensure they could sell food.
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Selling more of its coveted Maya crude could help refurbish refineries working at historically low rates.
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The car, which originally belonged to "Grandpa Efron," took two years to refurbish, according to the actor.
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Under its new agreement with NASA, Blue Origin will pay to refurbish the Huntsville engine-testing facility.
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But until now they've dropped in the ocean, which makes recovery more challenging and difficult to refurbish.
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But when Armando writes a check for Elder to refurbish a junkyard vehicle, the young man softens.
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To help sell the arena rehabilitation, the Cavaliers agreed to refurbish basketball courts in 22 community centers.
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The company's rapid expansion requires a steady stream of money to pay rent and refurbish new locations.
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Then we had time to refurbish the original and get it all set for her next shot.
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The funding allowed the agency to refurbish NOAA's two planes — one of which has been monitoring Harvey.
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"If anything, Medvedev's departure from the government gives him a chance to refurbish his image," they said.
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The coalition also plans to refurbish the building where Lee and her sisters lived late in their lives.
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And develop retraining programmes to refurbish the skills of current or former workers (see this week's special report).
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Authorities there will refurbish it in a 5.4 million euro ($6.4 million) project that will start in 2019.
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The firm, owned and operated by Musk, wants to refurbish and refly its rockets, potentially slashing launch costs.
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He did not specify the amount going to refurbish clubs, but said competitive pressures had spurred the upgrades.
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He'd needed to win over the Medellín police, who had wanted to refurbish it as an intelligence headquarters.
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As donors, too, paid millions of dollars to refurbish Central Park, major protests dwindled, with a few exceptions.
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The startup's refurbish devices are renewed through a 40-step process and come with a 12-month guarantee.
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Pavone can usually refurbish a chair for around $250 to $500—which is the cost of two batteries.
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Both military and civilian gunsmiths repair and refurbish all small arms for the Air Force, from pistols to .
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In that 2017 case, the Supreme Court allowed a church to receive a government grant to refurbish its playground.
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The NBA announced in 2015 its spending another $1.6 million to help build and refurbish courts throughout the country.
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Starwood Resorts announced over the weekend that it will refurbish and manage two hotels in the Cuban capital, Havana.
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That's why US hotel company Starwood Resorts signed a deal yesterday to "refurbish and manage" two hotels in Havana.
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Samore, the former White House arms control coordinator, says Obama did not oppose taking steps to refurbish superannuated weapons.
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Comer, where a Missouri church successfully argued at the Supreme Court for a government grant to refurbish its playground.
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On a Thursday in March, the spaceflight company became the first to recover, refurbish, and relaunch an orbital-class rocket.
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The project will refurbish camp roads to link essential food storage and distribution centers, hospitals, schools, and improve emergency access.
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"It was a big surprise," says McCarthy, who recently gave them Bobby's great grandmother's piano, which they decided to refurbish.
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As mentioned, there was a lot of construction noise during the day as crews worked to refurbish these old rooms.
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The impoverished municipal government spent a large chunk of its budget to refurbish a historic building called the Memorial Hall.
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It's not clear the funds can be used to rebuild or refurbish the church where Norris has served as minister.
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You can find a furnished apartment for $350 a month here and a colonial house to refurbish for under $150,000.
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So far this year Greggs has refurbished 145 shops and is on track to refurbish around 200 over the full year.
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SpaceX is making haste toward its ultimate goal: to launch, recover, refurbish, then re-launch a single booster within 24 hours.
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Then, after a few years, the plan is to retrieve the vessel, refurbish it with new machines and deploy it again.
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In April, Houston-based Motiva announced it would refurbish two empty, historic buildings in downtown Port Arthur for use as offices.
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Lui works with a German engineer who helps refurbish tubes — by installing a new electron gun to fix yellowing, for example.
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Deutsche Bank said it has invested up to 2 million euros ($2.3 million) each to refurbish 120 branches in recent years.
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It plans to refurbish all of its Boeing 737 aircraft to Europe with new seats in economy and in business class.
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A new program, "Plan Bolivar 220," ordered troops to fill potholes, clean highways, refurbish schools and carry out other public works.
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Since then, it has raised over $1 million to refurbish the castle, which is now open to the public for tours.
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Instead, she said, they might be able to build hand-held devices, refurbish older existing mechanical devices and make simple parts.
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Iran also spent enormous sums to attract investment, buy and refurbish airplanes and ships, and provide financing to stimulate the economy.
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He worked closely with the businessman Carlos Slim to refurbish a downtown that was still damaged by the huge 1985 earthquake.
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Until the coronavirus emerged, business had been booming, after a complete renovation that coincided with a campaign to refurbish Beijing's hutongs.
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Understandably, this town of just 700 people did not have the resources to completely refurbish a church from the 14th century.
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GLEN COVE, N.Y. — Last year, Joe LaPadula bought an abandoned, centuries-old mansion on Long Island with plans to refurbish it.
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Their own bona fides aside, they may be most valuable for how they let the Giants refurbish the roster around them.
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It cost around $340,000 to refurbish the trailer as a classroom, and was funded primarily by a grant from Citizens Bank.
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In November, the organization released a statement urging Samsung to come up with a plan to reuse, refurbish and resell the phones.
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Last year, the firm said it would close about 130 stores in Japan and refurbish 2,000 others in the next four years.
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When we reached out to Samsung for further clarification on the refurbish process, we were pointed back to the company's press release.
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Shetwey said a project to refurbish that airport, which handled 22.5 million passengers in 2016, would begin after next week's haj pilgrimage.
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But he delayed the start by an hour to allow the stadium he helped refurbish to fill up — and it never did.
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A few years ago, the University put a moratorium on parties during Rush Week in a bid to refurbish the University's image.
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Musk has said his goal is to be able to refurbish and reuse a rocket within 24 hours of its last launch.
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His electoral pledges are not limited to nicer squares, though he vows to refurbish historical centres in 50 towns across the country.
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Still, many people felt connected to the once-legendary arena, and plans to refurbish the Astrodome cropped up soon after it closed.
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Civic Architects, Inside Outside/Petra Blaisse, and Braaksma & Roos Architectenbureau worked together to refurbish this former train facility into the LocHal library.
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He decided not to invest the capital needed to refurbish the Sears and Kmart stores to keep their inventory and appearance fresh.
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According to Detroit Free Press, Brown said Johnson was uncertain whether he wanted to actually fully deconstruct the house or refurbish it.
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The Weinstein Company hired Mr. Cutler to locate and refurbish dozens of 70-millimeter projectors to show "The Hateful Eight"; Warner Bros.
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The news headlines, however, went to the New York Philharmonic, which is attempting to raise $550 million to refurbish its current home.
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For Mr. Gross, the settlement comes as he seeks to refurbish his image and start again at a competitor, Janus Capital Group.
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WeWork's business model — lease and refurbish office space and then rent out smaller spaces like desks and individual offices — had always been scrutinized.
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It said, however, the first stores of the 100 stores it plans to refurbish this year were outperforming other stores in the estate.
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I realized that scouring classified ads lead to great deals and started to refurbish vintage synthesizers to resell and pay for my habit.
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A huge sign celebrates an EU-funded project to refurbish five toilets, none of which is now working, mere yards from chained patients.
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And instead of throwing those away, we refurbish them a little and we could sell them, prolonging the life cycle of the products.
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Hutchison now runs Electric GT, a company based in San Marcos, California, and partners with engineers at EV West to refurbish luxury cars.
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That would help build or refurbish 3 million affordable housing units and create 1.5 million new jobs, according to an independent Moody's analysis.
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Zuma has said he would pay back some of the money used to refurbish the Nkandla residence, which is in KwaZulu-Natal province.
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Seeking to raise about $230 million to refurbish the 2005-year-old community, the association's board had voted to assess each homeowner $212,000.
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The Navy decided not to build a Virginia-class submarine — which can hide from enemy defenses and shoot missiles — to refurbish the arsenal.
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Millions of Iranian pilgrims worship at its Shiite shrines, and Iran has invested heavily in projects to refurbish and renovate the religious sites.
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Millions of Iranian pilgrims worship at its Shiite shrines, and Iran has invested heavily in projects to refurbish and renovate the religious sites.
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That would help build or refurbish 3 million affordable housing units, and create 1.5 million new jobs, according to an independent Moody's analysis.
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City workers in Paris have drained three miles of the Canal-Saint Martin in the city's trendy 10th arrondissement to refurbish the clogged waterway.
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Apple's plan is to initially import these refurbished iPhones into India and eventually work with manufacturing partners to refurbish the devices in India itself.
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The senator says she would refurbish old water infrastructure, support ongoing water treatment operations and prioritize communities most heavily impacted by inadequate water infrastructure.
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Instead he agrees to help Sick Boy win a European Union grant to "refurbish" (convert into a brothel) a down-at-heel local pub.
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After that, the team will try to refurbish a tank within one of the upper stages made by the United Launch Alliance, called Centaur.
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It also cited the case of Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia, a church that successfully argued for a government grant to refurbish its playground.
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Nigeria is pushing to refurbish its decrepit refineries, as the country is still mainly dependent on exporting crude oil for imports of refined products.
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"And instead of throwing those away, we refurbish them a little and we could sell them, prolonging the lifecycle of the products," Loof said.
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"It's just a few thousand dollars to refurbish them," Bezos said, with cleanup mostly consisting of sanding the toasted areas and reapplying thermal protection.
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Program volunteers who have been trained in bike maintenance refurbish donated or discarded bikes that are then distributed to adults and children in need.
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Serviced office space provider IWG shed 2 percent after saying it would close or refurbish some locations in certain markets and posted annual results.
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The story chronicles the $1.1 million renovation writer Catherine Jheon and her husband, Julian Humphreys, undertook to gut and refurbish their family's new home.
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"But that was pure luck," said Mr. Braathen, who still had to refurbish many of his machines to meet other aspects of the directive.
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MI) jumped on Friday after Canada said it planned to work with the company to refurbish its fleet of search-and-rescue (SAR) helicopters.
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In 2011 the group set in motion a strategic plan to create yearly budget surpluses so as to eventually lease and refurbish a space.
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It has sought to buy locally owned golf courses and refurbish them by adding or improving amenities such as upscale dining and event rooms.
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State Departments of Transportation use ABC technology to refurbish or construct bridges within 48 to 72 hours, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA).
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In an effort to refurbish vintage work, Mr. Connor has commissioned a new score for "The Exiles," Limón's 27 invocation of Adam and Eve.
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In an effort to refurbish vintage work, Mr. Connor has commissioned a new score for "The Exiles," Limón's 1950 invocation of Adam and Eve.
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By bringing the boosters back after launches, SpaceX can refurbish them and fly those stages again, greatly reducing the cost of launching to space.
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The city had told me they had checked into prices of how to refurbish it; they said it would cost $3 to $6 million.
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Aruba is the site of a large refinery that Citgo, the American subsidiary of Venezuela's state oil company, has been touting plans to refurbish.
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It has sought to buy locally owned golf courses and refurbish them by adding or improving amenities such as up-scale dining and event rooms.
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But Lumish, a cleaning company owner, aims to refurbish the memories – and the gravestones – of America's heroes whose time-worn tombstones have started falling apart.
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Citgo Aruba Refining signed a 15-year lease with the government of Aruba, agreeing to refurbish and reopen an idled 209,000-barrel-per-day refinery.
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By landing all three of the rocket's boosters back on Earth, SpaceX can refurbish them and use them to launch other missions in the future.
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If the landing is successful, SpaceX will most likely try to refurbish the rocket again in order to try and launch it a third time.
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But instead of getting rid of these stages, Nanoracks wants to keep them in orbit and then refurbish them, turning them into something completely new.
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It looks to buy locally-owned golf courses and then refurbish them by adding or improving amenities such as up-scale dining and event rooms.
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Falling demand for gas storage facilities would have forced Centrica to close Rough regardless of the investment needed to refurbish its ageing wells, he added.
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These include the city of Normal handing over $1 million in cash after Rivian invests $20 million of its own money to refurbish the factory.
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"Instead of full tear downs, the factory workers can refurbish just the parts that need it," said Anup Sharma, a general manager at GE Digital.
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Citgo in 2016 signed a 25-year lease contract with Aruba to refurbish and operate the idled refinery as part of a $685 million project.
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We have worked with local authorities to obtain approval to refurbish one of our stores in Jarir, which was originally built without a gender wall.
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Instead, it is the result of the post-polygamy Church's sustained efforts to refurbish its public face by repeatedly presenting its members as exemplary citizens.
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Bringing foreign organic products to China's finicky market could theoretically help refurbish Yili's domestic image – similar to what China Bright Food attempted with Weetabix cereal.
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Clinton underscored that the couple had partnered in another joint venture: trying to refurbish Clintonism, the political creed that defined his two terms as president.
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So Calgary would, for the most part, refurbish facilities used in the 1988 Olympics and focus construction on a much-desired new winter field house.
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Bloom Energy, an energy company that had been working to refurbish medical equipment in the wake of the outbreak, received the devices early Saturday morning.
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According to estimates, Harry and Meghan plan to pay back about 2.4 million pounds ($203 million), which was granted to them to refurbish Frogmore Cottage.
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And we are on track to spend half a trillion dollars over the next two decades to sustain and refurbish our delivery systems and warheads.
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The 177-year-old tower has been swathed in scaffolding for the past three years as craftsmen refurbish its stonework and famous 12-tonne clock.
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Together they raised $35,000 to refurbish a donated house so Options could move out of the church basement, a move set for later this summer.
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Together they raised $35,000 to refurbish a donated house so Options could move out of the church basement, a move set for later this summer.
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Infrastructure: Rethink and Refurbish New infrastructure — a refurbished downtown, an accessible waterfront, inviting new parks or trails, enhanced digital connectivity — can turn a community around.
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Cuba has agreed to re-establish direct U.S. flights to the island and to allow American hotelier Starwood to refurbish and run three Havana hotels.
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In addition, cancelling a program to refurbish 180 tactical nuclear bombs stationed in Europe could save $28.8 billion - too much money for too little deterrence.
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In the time since that launch and landing, SpaceX has worked to refurbish the rocket, testing it out in Texas at the company's proving ground.
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A donation of $1.75 million was given to groups that preserve and refurbish the White House and the Naval Observatory, the vice president's official residence.
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Teams were asked to make larger contributions to the league to help pay for the fund that lends money to teams that build or refurbish stadiums.
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The courts ruled that they had embezzled millions of dollars from the state in order to refurbish the family pad in Heliopolis and other private residences.
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This summer, NYC Parks and the Keith Haring Foundation commissioned two artists to refurbish and repaint the mural, and it reopened to the public this Saturday.
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It's yet to be seen whether it will simply refurbish the facade of its platform, or if it will rebuild its services from the ground up.
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And it's led us to disassemble, recycle and refurbish millions of iPhones per year, retaining those critical materials and redirecting them back into the supply chain.
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At School 13 in Slavyansk, UNICEF has helped refurbish the building and has provided new furniture, like desks and cupboards, to make sure classrooms are functioning.
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Bresnik's latest trip outside the space station was the third spacewalk meant to refurbish the orbiting lab's main robotic appendage: the Canadian robotic arm, or Canadarm2.
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On September 8th its agents submitted a planning application to Westminster Council seeking permission to refurbish the building, adding en suite bathrooms and a rear extension.
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With today's announcement, Moon Express and the State of Florida plan to invest up to $3.8 million in Complexes 17 and 18 to refurbish the facilities.
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Their parts have proven increasingly difficult to refurbish since the 2011 retirement of NASA's space shuttle program, which could easily transport suits to and from Earth.
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Instead of throwing away expensive rocket bodies, SpaceX plans to bring the boosters back to Earth, refurbish them and then launch them again with other payloads.
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It also has helped refurbish Manger Square, where tourist buses park, start a small museum and finance a strategic solid waste management plan for the area.
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The money will fund 500 new jobs at Finisair and refurbish a closed-down facility in Texas, where Finisair will manufacture chips for Apple's latest devices.
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From there, the brand will either refurbish your shoes to be donated to charity or disassemble them and recycle the materials back into its supply chain.
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Baota considered an opportunity in 2015 to refurbish a refinery in the island nation of Aruba, Zhu said, but little advance was made in that direction.
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Similarly, everything he can do to correct his human rights record will help him refurbish his legacy and avoid becoming a pariah in his own country.
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These parents are also likely to be without the political capital and time needed to successfully lobby their local governments to refurbish "old and decaying" schools.
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Iranian officials have said they will need to buy at least 400 planes in the coming years to refurbish Iran's fleet, one of the world's oldest.
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It cost nearly £9m to clad and refurbish Grenfell Tower, in a project that was completed only last year, but sprinklers were not part of the upgrade.
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SpaceX hopes that one day they will be able to refurbish and reuse landed boosters to fly multiple missions instead of just flying one mission per rocket.
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"They even agreed to help Sri Lanka to build a new refinery," Senaratne told Reuters when asked if Sri Lanka sought assistance to refurbish its current refinery.
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Additionally, the document confirms earlier reports that agency officials paid $2,963 for a standing "captain's" desk and another $2023,075 to refurbish another office desk for the administrator.
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Additionally, the document confirms earlier reports that agency officials paid $2628,28500 for a standing "captain's" desk and another $6900,2628 to refurbish another office desk for the administrator.
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Since taking charge Mr Johnson has promised £2.7bn more to build six hospitals, £2.4bn to boost primary care, and £1.8bn to refurbish facilities and buy new equipment.
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The current owner, Meikles Limited, has over the past few years struggled with low occupancy levels and has lacked foreign exchange to refurbish the property in Harare.
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Instead, the city landed a hockey team in part because its City Council in September approved a $700 million plan to refurbish KeyArena, just north of downtown.
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For instance, the largest reported donation the foundation has made — $103,631 — was used to refurbish the fountain in front of Mr. Trump's Plaza Hotel in New York.
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By employing ABC technology, State Departments of Transportation (DOTs) can refurbish or construct new bridges within 48 to 72 hours, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA).
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Citgo Aruba Refining in 2016 signed a 15-year lease with the government of Aruba, agreeing to refurbish and reopen an idled 209,000-barrel-per-day refinery.
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Nike's management welcomes healthy competition, and it's beginning to refurbish its signature shoe business in response to challenges from Under Armour and German sportswear giant Adidas, McClintock said.
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"Maybe this is an opportunity to refurbish its image" on press freedom, Radsch said of Turkey, while noting that the two nations have maintained a tense political relationship.
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Coworking companies generally take on long-term leases for buildings that they then refurbish and lease out piecemeal to individuals and businesses on a month-to-month basis.
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Galitskiy also said Magnit would refurbish its convenience stores to make them more attractive for shoppers and would open 100-200 more stores in 2016 than earlier planned.
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These two cases, landing on front pages at the same time, are a major setback for those trying to refurbish the image of China's biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors.
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But Iskandar bought a derelict house close to the landmark Roman Mark Aurelius arch, investing one million dinars ($720,000) to refurbish it as a gathering point for artists.
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If the Air Force maintained requirements for a West Coast launch site as well, Orbital could refurbish a pad at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, Steinmeyer said.
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Sony CEO Kaz Hirai told me that Sony Music has had to go out and find old record-pressing equipment to refurbish in order to meet production demand.
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Then, with the help of a coach, players' determination and donations from the community, the school came together to refurbish its field and build a team this year.
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Mr. Blinder has put together a careful set of proposals to refurbish the fiscal policy toolbox in case the economy takes a tumble and stimulus is needed quickly.
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Citgo in 2016 signed an up to 25-year lease with the government of Aruba to refurbish and operate the plant as part of a $685 million project.
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France has used the tournament as an opportunity to build four new stadiums and refurbish five others, meaning the whole of the country's soccer infrastructure has been updated.
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Dubai International Airport is seeing investment to the tune of $7.8 billion as part of a 2020 expansion plan to enlarge and refurbish its terminals to increase capacity.
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In 2015, the government passed a law designed to penalize those who leave houses empty, in a bid to encourage them to either demolish or refurbish their properties.
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There are responsible ways to refurbish computers and save waste, but Mr. Lundgren intentionally deceived people about the software they were buying and put their security at risk.
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Instead, it will use the £5 million payment to refurbish Lesser Hampden — its community and administrative facility in the shadow of the main stadium — as its new home.
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Mr. Feilding-Mellen negotiated a deal to lease the building to Notting Hill Preparatory School, which is getting a year rent-free so it can refurbish the building.
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If companies can figure out how to efficiently bring rockets back to Earth and refurbish them, it could greatly reduce the cost of spaceflight as it stands today.
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Tens of thousands of public housing apartments are lost each year simply because there is insufficient money appropriated to maintain those units and no money to refurbish them.
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His most recent charge against former National Security Advisor General Flynn seems to be a late attempt to refurbish his image and give him a patina of bipartisanship.
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I came in eight months ago, and one of our objectives was to go to the private sector and see how we can refurbish and renew this infrastructure.
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Land landings aren't threatened by storms like ocean landings are, and they also allow SpaceX to refurbish the boosters faster, as they don't need to be recovered from sea.
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But even without ever flying again, the quick turn-around time from launch to testing in under a month bodes well for SpaceX's capability to rapidly refurbish their rockets.
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" The statement continues: "We are working as quickly as possible as we refurbish our Jarir store so that we may again welcome all customers in accordance with local customs.
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Starwood Hotels and Resorts, the Stamford, Connecticut–based company behind the Westin, Sheraton, and W chains, recently signed a deal to refurbish and manage two state-owned Havana properties.
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Since taking charge Mr Johnson has promised £2.7bn more to build six hospitals, £1.8bn to refurbish facilities and buy new equipment, and £250m for a new artificial-intelligence lab.
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The costs include $1,950 in moving costs for artwork loaned to EPA by the Smithsonian Institution, $2,500 for framing and roughly $5,000 to purchase one desk and refurbish another.
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The internet's biggest stars are using irony and nonchalance to refurbish old conspiracies for new audiences, recycling them into new forms that help them persist in the cultural imagination.
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Now Facebook wants to refurbish its damaged reputation by promising its users much more privacy via encrypted services as well as more aggressively policing hate speech on the site.
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"We want this thing to last, we want to be able to get it back, to clean it and refurbish it, to generate revenue on it," he told me.
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The company said it might refurbish and resell some of those fire-prone Galaxy Note 7s and recycle others for parts and metals like copper, nickel, gold and silver.
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During Rouhani's visit to Rome in January, Italian companies signed memorandums of understanding to invest $3.5 billion to refurbish Iranian oil refineries and $6 billion to provide heavy machinery.
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Grace just wants to refurbish their gorgeous, dilapidated home and start a family, but an alarming number of strangers start coming to the house and then refusing to leave.
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Unlike with direct investments in Cuban state entities, the Cuban Baseball Federation has promised to use the proceeds to build new fields, refurbish existing ones and purchase much-needed equipment.
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Like peers, Halliburton has said it will not refurbish old equipment for field use until prices rise and has no North American fracking crews available until at least the fall.
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The crowdfunded Taxi Fabric project, which was started in Mumbai to give the city's taxi seats a designer makeover, has now arrived in Delhi to refurbish the Indian capital's autos.
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Empty Homes, a charity, estimates that more than 200,000 were empty over the long-term, most of them because their owners could not raise sufficient capital to refurbish their property.
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FPI later went through a corporate makeover (hence the new name, Unicor) and began creating jobs for inmates to answer customer service calls, ship goods, print manuals, and refurbish vehicles.
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When Nadine Chahine, type director of Monotype, was asked by TfL to refurbish Johnston for its 1003th birthday this year, the company likened the brief to retouching the Mona Lisa.
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Having watched their neighbors suddenly refurbish their homes with pricier materials, or buy better cars, they crave the same sense of security for their family, whatever it might cost them.
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Preliminary investigations showed that Zambia Postal Services Corp, the company engaged by the government to distribute the money, had used part of it to pay its retirees and refurbish offices.
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As one of his first directives, he announced that he would refurbish a number of houses in Elgin's most troubled neighborhoods and assign cops to live in them rent-free.
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They also rejected a plan by the Southern California Edison electric supply company to refurbish its Ellwood Peaker Plant, pushing the utility to bring more storage and solar online instead.
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For example, Fair leased an old Walmart across from the Oakland Airport to build a facility to refurbish cars, with rent starting at about $225,000 per month, two sources said.
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Now he intends to refurbish the old corner store and to turn its attached home into an official community center; the garden now incorporates five lots, including a fruit orchard.
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Citgo and Aruba in 2016 reached a 25-year, $685 million deal to refurbish and reopen the facility, which had been idled since 2012, but little progress has been made.
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Dr. Sander helped raise more than $0003 million to refurbish the building and persuaded city officials, congressmen, corporate sponsors and a host of agencies to let him take it over.
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Pruitt also reportedly had a $43,000 soundproof phone booth installed in his office and paid $2,000 to refurbish a desk many compared to the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office.
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Relativity also said last month that it landed a deal to refurbish the nearby Launch Complex 16, which was decommissioned in 1988 and left to a similar state of ruin.
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But one charge stuck: that Mr. Mubarak and his sons had embezzled millions of dollars in state money to refurbish the family's main Cairo residence and other homes and offices.
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NASA's space shuttles were the first real attempt at a reusable spaceship, but the shuttles proved more delicate than hoped, requiring an army of technicians to refurbish them between flights.
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But in 2014, SpaceX signed a lease agreement with NASA to refurbish the 39A pad so that the company's Falcon 9 and future Falcon Heavy rockets could launch from the site.
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Built in the early 1980s and the only hospital on St. Thomas, the facility was struggling to pay its bills, obtain medication, and refurbish its aging wings before the battering storms.
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But there's another side of the electronics market that we rarely think about, made possible precisely because Apple computers last a long time: The people who repair, refurbish, and resell computers.
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Without giving details, the budget statement said Impala Platinum's local unit Zimplats had shelved its $131 million project to refurbish a base metals refinery to pave way for the national project.
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SpaceX hopes to recover the capsule again after it splashes down in the Pacific Ocean off of Baja, so that it can refurbish it and reuse it for another future mission.
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In 2014, the department put out an advertisement in search of a company that "feels it can provide services necessary to refurbish three existing total containment vessels," according to contracting records.
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In the most recent UN panel report, which came out in September, investigators say that Mozambique and Tanzania are accused of contracting North Koreans to refurbish surface to air missile systems.
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But most of this science has focused on whether running actively harms knees, not whether it might somehow refurbish and spiff up joints beginning to show signs of wear and tear.
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"I used to love going to the Delano [South Beach], but they need a bit of a refurbish," he said of the Philippe Starck- designed beachfront hotel that opened in 1995.
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"The refinery's refurbish project will start in the short term, including inspections, rehabilitation and preparation for the restart," Aruba's economy minister, Richard Arends, said in a speech broadcast on local television.
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The economics will depend on how many times a booster can be flown, and how much the individual expense will be to refurbish the booster — and particularly the engines — each time.
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The United States Marine Corps recently announced plans to refurbish 23 F/A-18C Hornets from "the boneyard" at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to address a shortage of usable airframes.
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The firms agreed to build or refurbish housing across more than 100 U.S. bases, allowing budget-constrained military branches to focus on other pressing matters, including the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"Compared to the price of a brand new plane, they are cheaper to buy and refurbish," said Jason Liao, CEO of China Business Aviation Group, which helps individuals buy and manage jets.
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Citgo in 2016 signed a 15-year lease with the government of Aruba, agreeing to refurbish and reopen an idled 209,000-barrel-per-day refinery previously run by U.S. refiner Valero Energy.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, the construction permits show work that exceeds $14 million to refurbish bathrooms, build a microbrewery, and construct an area where guests can meet the superhero characters.
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Clinton has proposed a five-year, $275 billion plan to repair and expand roads and bridges, bolster public transportation access, provide more people with broadband internet, refurbish airports and support renewable energy.
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Pemex also plans to refurbish its existing refineries this year with the goal of make them work at 70 percent of their 1.6-million-bpd capacity compared with the current 37 percent.
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After persuading General Motors to commit to two of its Canadian plants last month, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles agreed this week to refurbish the paint operations at an aging factory in suburban Toronto.
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The move is an attempt to address criticism that Apple's products, while sleek and seamless in design, are so tightly constructed that their components can be difficult to dissemble, refurbish and reuse.
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That led to an investment of roughly $5 million to refurbish Swarovski's original manufacturing plant into the co-working office for start-ups, Destination Wattens, named after the village of 8,000 people.
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Joe Biden's plan focuses on housing for formerly incarcerated people but not much else, while Pete Buttigieg wants cities to bid against one another for federal funds to refurbish old vacant units.
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In April, federal investigators alleged that contracts to build or refurbish at least six soccer stadiums, including Rio's famed Maracana, were alleged to have been won by firms paying bribes to officials.
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The move is an attempt to address criticism that Apple's products, while sleek and seamless in design, are so tightly constructed that their components can be difficult to disassemble, refurbish and reuse.
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"Work will begin shortly to reconstruct and refurbish the house so it can return to being a home again," Alistair Cunningham, who is leading the council's recovery efforts, said in a statement.
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Driving spending are companies' moves to refurbish old equipment and pour money into automation, high-tech and labor-saving technology to cope with a shortage of workers in a fast-ageing society.
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They will also repay the 2.4 million pounds ($3.1 million) in public money used to refurbish Frogmore Cottage, the house in grounds of the queen's Windsor Castle they moved into last year.
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The worker who took ill was part of a team of 3,6503 people involved in an overhaul that aims to refurbish and restart a portion of the Caribbean island's former Hovensa refinery.
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Instead of just using one rocket for one mission, like traditional launch providers, SpaceX wants to refurbish and reuse their rockets to make it cheaper to fly to space in the first place.
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In 29.67, Magnit plans to add around 25,3.53 convenience stores and refurbish 23.5,21 outlets, and its capital expenditure is likely to decline to 255.9288 billion roubles from around 90 billion roubles in 2017.
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British Land, developer of the London's "Cheesegrater" office tower, said it would limit its speculative building to around 5923 percent and instead refurbish some assets to add more retail and low-cost spaces.
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The company is likely to spend around LKR800 million a year to increase and refurbish its store network, while new stores may take longer to be profitable in an environment of slower demand.
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The fairing alone is worth around $6 million, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has indicated that it would be relatively easy to refurbish this part for repeat flight, provided their recovery plan works.
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"The danger is, because we haven't lots of money to refurbish, if it gets too tatty and dirty it stops being a one-off place and becomes a fuddy duddy cafe," says Wade.
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And Beijing has invested heavily in its elite educational institutions, allowing them to refurbish or expand their campuses in prime urban spots, and building towering new classroom and lab buildings and lush gardens.
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Renovated by Roman and Williams, a trendy New York design studio that is working with the Metropolitan Museum of Art to refurbish the British galleries, the hotel had a friendly museum-like quality.
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If the Cuban Baseball Federation were to use this funding to improve the professional and economic conditions of its players and to refurbish its decrepit facilities, this would be a literal game changer.
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In January, the M.T.A., as part of the Subway Action Plan to improve the system, allocated funds for a one-time effort to clean and refurbish 100 stations and up to 3,000 cars.
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County officials say they're scheduled to meet Tuesday evening to review competing offers from two private prison contractors who want to refurbish the damaged facility and turn it into an immigrant detention center.
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If PH does not get the economy going, it may wind up in opposition for a few years; if it does not refurbish Malaysia's democracy, it may be out of office for a generation.
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Dog meat vendors were promised financial support to refurbish their premises and open new businesses, according to city officials, who are seeking to remodel Moran and end its association with the dog meat trade.
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Norway's National Police Directorate has now asked police districts to dig out and refurbish the bicycles that were discarded at the border so that the thousands who left them can ride them back across.
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Lockheed Martin doesn't want to let good space gear go to waste, either; its plan is to refurbish one of the cargo modules carried by the Space Shuttles into a livable multi-purpose environment.
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Later that year, SpaceX took out a 20 year lease on Launchpad 39-A, which it planned to refurbish to accommodate its Falcon Heavy rocket, which is basically three Falcon 9 rockets strapped together.
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For decades, he had no home in the country until, some years ago, he began to refurbish a building in central Beirut — an undertaking that now reportedly features in the fraud allegations against him.
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"An alternative to a full restoration, doable by the homeowner if they're looking to cut costs, would be to refurbish any existing varnished woodwork by cleaning, touching up and re-coating," Mr. Camenares said.
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Since CloudReady's launch in 2015, more than 1,000 school districts across all 50 states, and in 21 countries around the world have used Neverware's software to refurbish slow and discarded hardware, converting them to Chromebooks.
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The Obama administration has outlined a plan to modernize delivery systems, command and control systems and to refurbish warheads in the US nuclear triad -- the US force of sea, airborne and missile delivered nuclear weapons.
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Al Murjan plans to refurbish the 71,500 square foot building, located at 1 Pall Mall East near Trafalgar Square, and exit at a yield of about 4 percent after four to five years, they said.
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The sanctions prompted Citgo Aruba to put on hold a $685 million agreement with the government of Aruba, reached in 2016, to refurbish and reopen the idled refinery previously run by U.S. refiner Valero Energy.
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"My guess is that they are looking at sources of funding so they can refurbish or revamp their stores here or expand more aggressively," said Ben Cavender, Shanghai-based principal at China Market Research Group.
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When Udofia was asked to refurbish his five-year-old mural that formerly covered Ben Ali Way, he sought to focus on the new figures' historical impact on the United States rather than their fame.
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She and her husband had bought three dilapidated houses in her neighborhood with plans to refurbish them and either sell them for a profit or create a business, like a day care for local kids.
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ORANJESTAD/HOUSTON, Dec 29 (Reuters) - A consortium formed by France's Technip and Venezuela's Tecnoconsult and Y&V Group was picked to refurbish Aruba's 225,000-barrel-per day refinery, the Caribbean island's government said on Thursday.
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In a video recording posted, Moran chairman of the Guild of Merchants, Kim Yong Buk, asserted that dog meat would continue to be sold at the market, but that vendors had agreed to refurbish the area.
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Improved education to ensure that engineers and techies are in good supply is required, as is vocational training, along the lines that Germany uses to support programmes to refurbish the skills of current and former workers.
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Capital expenditure has been a bright spot in the world's third-largest economy, as companies refurbish old equipment and boost investment in automation and labor-saving technology to cope with labor shortages in an aging society.
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The company began to refurbish the San Martin mine, which has copper, silver, lead and zinc, a week ago, said Carlos Barcena, the economy minister in the northern state of Zacatecas where the mine is located.
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In December, Zimbabwe signed a $153 million loan agreement with China to expand and refurbish its international airport in Harare in a bid to attract investors and tourists, the first such deal under the new government.
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He has been a major figure on the e-waste scene, working to minimize the toxic wages of planned obsolescence and running a company of 22006 to responsibly refurbish or recycle old computers and other devices.
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So far, the group has raised about $500,000 in public and private funds, through the Riverside Park Conservancy, to refurbish and maintain the area around the historic bronze statue at Riverside Park and West 93rd Street.
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Lafarge began producing cement for the Syrian market in 2010 after investing more than 600 million euros, or $708 million at current exchange rates, to refurbish a factory in Jalabiyeh, a town near the Turkish border.
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Not long ago, City Center decided to refurbish the room, whitewashing it and refinishing the old wainscoting, so beforehand Mr. Otero-Pailos arranged to make latex casts of the woodwork, vents, electrical outlets and so on.
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The three Christians who escaped Marawi were among a group of five laborers from Iligan City, about 25 miles to the north, who were hired to refurbish the house of a prominent Muslim trader in Marawi.
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There isn't a big network of suppliers who can make or refurbish the parts that go into a Tesla, or any other electric vehicle, says Xavier Mosquet, a senior partner with Boston Consulting Group in Detroit.
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Capital expenditure has been a bright spot in the world's third-largest economy, as companies refurbish their old equipment and boost investment in automation and labour-saving technology to cope with labour shortages in an ageing society.
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A neighboring Caribbean refinery operated by PDVSA's U.S. unit Citgo Petroleum in Aruba has also remained idled since a project to refurbish it has not been able to move forward amid sanctions blocking funds for the revamp.
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But in 239, SpaceX signed a 29-year lease with NASA to use the launchpad at 239A and refurbish it so that the site could support launches of the company's Falcon 29 and the future Falcon Heavy.
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Most recently, she's been a senior culture writer for BuzzFeed, where she analyzes how Angelina Jolie used semiotics to refurbish her post–Jennifer Aniston reputation, and the peculiar blankness at the heart of Melania Trump's celebrity image.
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The plan was outlined under the Obama administration to modernize nuclear delivery systems, command and control systems and to refurbish warheads in the US nuclear triad -- the US force of sea, airborne and missile delivered nuclear weapons.
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Now the U.S. Defence Department is requesting funding to refurbish and update 53 older-model U.S. military UH-2300 Black Hawk helicopters for the Afghans, enough to replace the current fleet of Russian-designed Mi-22010 helicopters.
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The victim, who was hired to refurbish her apartment, took the photo of a room where the work was going to be done, and the princess allegedly accused him of planning to sell it to the media.
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The company raised more than $300 million from investors with promises to refurbish aging properties into luxury hotels, guaranteeing a 15 percent to 20 percent return as well as future income via a rental program, prosecutors said.
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In a 1990 Forbes article, he helped refurbish her legend by recounting how some 50 years earlier Lamarr — who wanted to contribute to the war effort — created a communication system with her friend, the composer George Antheil.
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There, as executive director of Green Doors, an organization fighting homelessness and poverty in central Texas, he worked with the Austin Police Department to buy and refurbish properties into affordable housing units that serve about 400 people.
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Viktor F. Yanukovych, the former president of Ukraine, who had sanctions levied against him in 2000, has discussed a push to win relief and refurbish his image with well-connected law and lobbying firms including Greenberg Traurig.
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And Mr. Bloomberg gave him an implicit stamp of approval when he twice appeared on Mr. Trump's reality TV show, "The Apprentice," and when his administration awarded Mr. Trump a city contract to refurbish a golf course.
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Citgo and Aruba in 2016 agreed to a 25-year contract to refurbish and reopen the facility, which has remained idled since 2012, when its former operator, U.S.-based Valero Energy Corp, abandoned it over low profits.
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The Women In Safe Homes (WISH) fund will buy and refurbish properties and rent them out to vulnerable women and their children who often struggle to find suitable accommodation, in a nation struggling with a housing shortage.
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Prince Harry and Meghan have a deal: They'll stop using their British royal titles, forgo some state funding and repay at least $211 million in taxpayer money that was used to refurbish their residence at Windsor Castle.
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In its own effort to refurbish, Pizza Hut is rolling out "concept stores" across China — in Shanghai, one features a robot waiter and a table with a built-in screen for customers to build their own pizzas.
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In other words, in this alternate reality, rather than refurbish and resell these iPhones for hundreds of dollars a piece in developing nations, Apple decided to destroy them to harvest roughly $1 worth of gold per device.
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They shaped it into our Constitution that laid the foundation for the greatest nation the world has ever seen, and we need to hang on to those principles and restore them and refurbish the pillars of American exceptionalism.
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SpaceX signed a lease with NASA in 2014 to move into LC39A and refurbish the pad to accommodate flights of the Falcon 9 and the Falcon Heavy, which is supposed to fly for the first time this summer.
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But years of neglect brought on by a lack of funding, corruption and bureaucracy have plagued efforts to refurbish the dam, and Iraq's security problems have kept much-needed international companies -- and their expertise and advanced technology -- away.
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"If you can go in and refurbish an existing property and sell it like a new property, then you can avoid all the cumbersome cost of taking a piece of raw land and building on it," he said.
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Earlier today we published a story about Neverware, a New York City startup that is helping schools refurbish old Windows PCs and Macs that had been abandoned as unusable, converting them into "Chromebooks" students can actually work on.
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When Samsung says it's putting an end to the Galaxy Note 7 for good, it's not making any exceptions; the company has confirmed to Motherboard that there are no plans to repair or refurbish a single recalled device.
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Mhlongo, who was Tlou's guardian, said it made sense to demand a bride price, or lobola, for a traditional marriage which allowed her to refurbish her home while her granddaughter made the fast transition from schoolgirl to housewife.
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Under its current capital program, the state's Metropolitan Transportation Authority is spending $32.5 billion between 2015 and 2019 to upgrade aging transit infrastructure, improve its communications with commuters, and replace or refurbish its more than 6,000 subway cars.
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William Eimicke, a professor of international and public affairs at Columbia University, told Motherboard in a phone call that Stockholm is largely a success story: congestion pricing targeted wealthier people, and it's raised money to refurbish its public transit.
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But like its social media blitz of the last few years, in which the agency has tweeted puppies and wombat animations, the CIA is clearly making a concerted effort to refurbish its public image to appeal to younger generations.
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In June, the Los Angeles Times reported that construction permits for Disneyland's Avengers Campus detailed plans to refurbish the bathrooms, build a microbrewery and construct an area where guests can meet the superhero characters — work that exceeds $14 million.
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In June, the Los Angeles Times reported that construction permits for Disneyland's Avengers Campus detailed plans to refurbish the bathrooms, build a microbrewery and construct an area where guests can meet the superhero characters — work that exceeds $14 million.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Owners of an idled oil refinery in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, that was once among the world's largest, plan to invest $21 billion to refurbish and restart a portion of the plant, they said on Monday.
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By bringing rockets back to Earth after flying payloads to space, engineers on the ground can refurbish those launchers and use them for multiple missions, instead of the usual "one and done" philosophy that has dominated rocketry until now.
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Magnit opened 21.65 low-cost convenience stores last year and will add a further 163,216 and refurbish around 21,259.7362 shops in 2017, with around 60 percent of new openings expected to come in the second half of the year.
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The Hammonds are part of the "Core," a small group of families (some with children in far worse shape than the maddening and appealing Tilly) who give up their worldly possessions, buy him this camp and help refurbish it.
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It was then that General Manager Brian Cashman jettisoned veteran players in trades both to refurbish the farm system and to make room on the major league roster, and in the lineup, for young prospects like Judge and Sanchez.
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Citgo and Aruba in 2016 agreed to a 25-year contract to refurbish and reopen the 209,000-barrel-per-day refinery, which has been idled since 2012, when its former operator, U.S.-based Valero Energy Corp, abandoned it over low profits.
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This week, Airbnb announced that its Cuban listings will be available for all travelers as of April 2nd (they were previously limited to American users), while US hotel company Starwood Resorts announced a deal to refurbish and manage two Havana hotels.
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Whitaker formed MEM Investments with two business partners and earned a $166,000 loan from the city of Des Moines through a Department of Housing and Urban Development grant program to refurbish a vacant apartment building in 2012, the AP reported.
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Like his brother Logan, who attempted to refurbish his image with a maudlin video aimed at suicide prevention after tastelessly filming the body of a suicide victim in Japan, Jake Paul's efforts feel poorly thought out and questionable at best.
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The documents and three sources with knowledge of the matter said Scobie borrowed money from Faraday Grid to refurbish his house, and they detailed further expenditures on antique books, custom suits, and lavish outings at hotels and restaurants using company money.
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"He has started off in the 70ties purchasing run-down apartment buildings in New York, in order to refurbish and sell them off," noted one memo from 2007, shortly after the firm had started to handle the family's investment accounts.
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"It really sparked a renaissance here at the library," Rosemary Steinbaum, a trustee, said recently, explaining that the board planned to start a capital campaign not just to pay for the Roth room but also to refurbish the whole place.
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President Xi Jinping is overseeing a sweeping plan to refurbish the People's Liberation Army (PLA) by developing everything from stealth jets to aircraft carriers as China ramps up its presence in the South China Sea and around self-ruled Taiwan.
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Like "Beauty and the Beast," Boyle's movie glances backward, though its mission is not to refurbish the old but to try, however grudgingly, to shake it off—not a bad image for Britain, both north and south of the border.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Combustible materials used to refurbish London's Grenfell Tower were central to the catastrophic chain of events in June 2017 that turned an ordinary kitchen fire into an inferno that killed 71 people, an official inquiry said on Wednesday.
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Speculation about Ream intensified this year when the United States, which had acceded to a Cambodian request to refurbish U.S.-funded training and boat maintenance facilities on the base, was notified that the Cambodians no longer wanted the Americans' help.
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Qantas has 12 A380s in its fleet and the spokesman said it would proceed with plans to refurbish the cabins starting in the middle of this year, with the jets set to remain flying with the airline "well into the future".
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Clapper said US intelligence indicated that North Korea was following through with its 2013 plan to expand, refurbish and reboot its nuclear programs, including a uranium enrichment facility in Yongbyon and a plutonium reactor that has been dormant since 2007.
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"Our technology uses machine learning and data algorithms to determine the highest value channel for each returned item, including return to stock, return to vendor, list on a secondary marketplace, refurbish, or donate," Carly Llewellyn, senior director of marketing at Optoro, told CNBC.
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Additionally, the company's aggressive growth has meant a lot of new locations, which are expensive to refurbish and fully lease out — so many of its locations aren't yet as profitable as the locations that have been around for two years or more.
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Now with a part-time staff of two administrators and five teachers, Pianos for People collects those outcasts, pays to refurbish them, then recycles them to a waiting list of recipients who learn about the program through schools, flyers or word-of-mouth.
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Alarmed by North Korea's latest missile tests and claims that its newly developed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) can carry a large nuclear warhead, Ward believes it is time to refurbish the tunnels as civilian shelters in case of a North Korean attack.
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The string of safety measures is an attempt by CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who took the top job in August last year, to refurbish Uber's image and put several scandals behind the company following eight years of former CEO Travis Kalanick's pugnacious leadership.
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And in 2018, he formed a historic partnership with the philanthropic sector to refurbish nearly 350 athletic courts across the city — to support his plan for universal sports and fitness programs that are both free and local for all children in Los Angeles.
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Patrick Kennedy, who last year retired from the State Department, where he served as under secretary for management, said donors in the past had contributed millions of dollars to refurbish the palatial United States ambassadors' residences in London, Paris, Rome and Tokyo.
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The 10-3 vote by the board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subway, to approve contracts to refurbish nine of the stations essentially ended the dispute between the two leaders in familiar fashion — with the governor having the upper hand.
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Indeed, Griedl, the district's athletic director, started the Legacy Campaign to raise money to upgrade the high school weight room; refurbish the football, basketball and volleyball locker rooms; add a lounge for the varsity football players; and equip the new seventh-grade team.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will stop using their royal titles, give up state funding and repay taxpayer money used to refurbish their home at Windsor Castle as they seek to pursue new careers outside of Britain's royal family.
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James Clapper said that in 2013, following its third nuclear test, North Korea announced its intention to "refurbish and restart" facilities at its Yongbyon nuclear complex, to include the uranium enrichment facility and its graphite-moderated plutonium production reactor shut down in 2007.
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It also aims to refurbish its aging Piva and Perucica hydro power plants and overhaul the country's sole coal-fired power plant at Pljevlja as well as clean up a nearby ash depot to bring it in line with EU emission standards.
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With the iPhone Upgrade Program, and the less high-profile iPhone Trade-in program, Apple now has a couple of channels through which to acquire used but relatively new iPhones that it can refurbish and put back on sale in emerging markets.
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"We're in this situation where he's sort of limited in what he wants to do," the analyst said, contending that if the president-elect dismantled the F-35 program, the onus would be on him to rebuild it from scratch or refurbish an older program.
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Built in the early 1980s and the only hospital on St. Thomas, the facility was already struggling to pay its bills, obtain medication, and refurbish its aging wings before the storms tore off parts of its roof and ruined thousands of dollars worth of equipment.
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President Jacob Zuma has become increasingly embattled following the Constitutional Court ruling that he should repay some public funds used to refurbish his Nkandla residence and the Gauteng high court's ruling that the previous suspension of a 2009 corruption case against Zuma was irrational.
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Executives at a mining conference in outback Kalgoorlie this month said lead times for excavation machinery have doubled over the past two years, tyre prices for underground mining trucks have surged by 50-60 percent and delivery times have doubled as miners refurbish their fleets.
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Executives at a mining conference in outback Kalgoorlie this month said lead times for excavation machinery have doubled over the past two years, tire prices for underground mining trucks have surged by 50-63 percent and delivery times have doubled as miners refurbish their fleets.
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Over high tea, Lady C — as she's called by the staff — told Travel + Leisure about her husband's parents, who inherited the estate in their later years and chose to live elsewhere rather than refurbish and modernize the antique dwelling to be livable in modern times.
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Earlier on Monday, a Citgo unit on the Caribbean island of Aruba, said a project to refurbish and reopen a 209,000-barrel-per-day idled refinery rented by the company since 2016 was put on hold and remaining employees would be laid off by Feb.
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To find, refurbish and secure approvals for classroom space meant coordinating multiple city agencies, including, in various combinations, the Education Department; the Fire Department; the departments of health, buildings, design and construction, housing preservation and development, and citywide administrative services; and the School Construction Authority.
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Some other financially strong carriers are also banking on a return to more normal times once the pandemic has passed, such as Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd, which is continuing with costly plans to refurbish the interiors of its fleet of 12 grounded A380 superjumbos.
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It is becoming clear to commuters and politicians alike that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority needs to spend much more money to upgrade its antiquated signaling system, replace dilapidated trains and refurbish worn-down stations, not to mention extend the system to transit-starved neighborhoods.
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The Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, renowned for its collection of postwar painting, announced that it had selected the architectural firm OMA to expand and refurbish the museum, an $80 million project and the largest ever undertaken by a cultural organization in Western New York.
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Under two deals signed on the eve of a visit to Cuba by President Obama, Starwood will refurbish and manage the Hotel Inglaterra on the Parque Central near Old Havana and the Hotel Quinta Avenida, a 186-room business hotel in the upscale district of Miramar.
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President Xi Jinping is overseeing a sweeping plan to refurbish the People's Liberation Army (PLA) by developing everything from stealth jets to aircraft carriers as China ramps up its presence in the South China Sea and around self-ruled Taiwan, which has rattled nerves in the region.
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Incentivizing companies to either refurbish existing infrastructure, like turning an old abandoned concert hall into conference center, or putting up a new building with outdoor campus facilities, is a great way to take money that's offshore and use it to revitalize the infrastructure here at home.
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WINDSOR, England — Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will stop using their loftiest royal titles, give up state funding and repay at least $218 million in taxpayer money used to refurbish their official residence at Windsor Castle under an agreement announced by Buckingham Palace on Saturday.
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Xi is overseeing a sweeping plan to refurbish the People's Liberation Army (PLA) by developing everything from stealth jets to aircraft carriers as China ramps up its presence in the disputed South China Sea and around self-ruled Taiwan, which have rattled nerves around the region and in Washington.
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Other key elements along Main Street are a 110-room luxury hotel and spa to be designed by French architect Jean Nouvel, and further down the street are plans to refurbish an unused 1938 theater, with Frank Gehry on board to create a high-tech, flexible-use performance space.
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Xi is overseeing a sweeping plan to refurbish the People's Liberation Army (PLA) by developing everything from stealth jets to aircraft carriers as China ramps up its presence in the disputed South China Sea and around self-ruled Taiwan, which has rattled nerves around the region and in Washington.
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He and his second wife, Susan Gutfreund, drew breathless coverage for the lavish sums they spent to refurbish their Manhattan apartment and Paris townhouse, to rent a British castle and a French museum for parties, and to finance weekend trips to Europe on the supersonic Concorde for shopping sprees.
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But Mr. Harvey, who does not believe testing is needed for now, fears that those influences could break the bipartisan compromise in Congress that produced the nuclear "modernization" program: an expensive effort to upgrade nuclear delivery systems — bombers, missiles and submarines — and refurbish existing weapons in the arsenal.
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That said, SpaceX still has to demonstrate its ability to actually refurbish and re-fly a fairing once recovered, and it's also only managed to make this catch once so far, so it'll need to show it can do it consistently to realize this part of its reusable rocket approach.
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That engine business represents one of the first revenue streams for the company, and a key reason it's been investing $200 million to build its 200,000-square-foot engine factory in Huntsville, Alabama, and strike a deal with NASA's nearby Marshall Space Flight Center to refurbish a historic test stand.
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Because they would like to safeguard gardening as a source of respite, their firm avoids landscaping projects, but the Montauk garden has informed their work in less obvious ways: When they bought the adjoining plot, they planned to refurbish and sell the 900-square-foot guesthouse that came with it.
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The deals to run the Hotel Inglaterra and Hotel Quinta Avenida, which Starwood plans to refurbish, will take a little pressure off a hotel sector that tourism operators said has been "overwhelmed" by the surge in bookings to Cuba since the United States announced a détente with the island in December 2014.
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Lee's hire — the third executive appointment under newly minted CEO Dara Khosrowshahi following chief legal officer Tony West and chief operating officer Barney Harford — is an important one for the company as it attempts to refurbish its image and address the many issues first brought to light by Susan Fowler's essay in February 2017.
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Some of the neighborhoods with the highest rates of increased privation are those where the external impulse to transform and refurbish has been the most dramatic (Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens), and those where the displaced have then been exiled (Canarsie, East Flatbush, Brownsville, Ocean Hill), driving up rents, in a reverberative effect.
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Depending on what happens with recovery of this booster, which Rocket Lab didn't attempt to catch mid-air but which it is hoping to recover from the ocean, we should get an idea of next steps — including possibly when we'll see an attempt to not just recover a rocket, but also refurbish and reuse it.
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Instead of straightforwardly answering the question (because she was a woman, because she was married, because she was naked, because she was a performing artist with a "repertoire" rather than a "practice"), the formidable 11-person curatorial team at the Block has used the opportunity to refurbish Moorman's unfortunately limited reputation as Nam June Paik's topless prop.
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But that didn't stop developers trying to move in on the Brutalist undercroft beneath Queen Elizabeth Hall a couple of years ago with the intention to "refurbish" the area that's become the UK's most important unofficial skatepark—by which they meant replacing it with sandwich shops and bars where you can spend like $8 on a pint.
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Museri noted that the company mainly leases the buildings where it operates its services rather than buying the real estate outright, and so some of these local contributions will be from property owners who pay in to help refurbish their locations to share in some of the returns that come from the hostels that eventually open up.
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SpaceX previously constructed a sub-scale demonstrator called the "Starhopper" for testing Starship's engines, and then a "Mk1" prototype which it originally said was planned for flight testing, but which ended up suffering a failure during pressure testing that resulted in SpaceX moving forward with an entirely new vehicle rather than trying to refurbish that one.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (aka Prince Harry and Meghan Markle) will no longer use their "royal highnesses" titles as they step back as working members of the royal family, and will repay UK taxpayers for the £2.4 million ($3.1 million) that was used to refurbish their home, Frogmore Cottage, Buckingham Palace said in a statement Saturday.
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They Kinda Want to Believe Apollo 11 Was Maybe a Hoax Just as irony has been essential in the rise of right-wing extremism online, it's proving useful to the revival of old conspiracy theories, Amanda Hess reports: The internet's biggest stars are using irony and nonchalance to refurbish old conspiracies for new audiences, recycling them into new forms that help them persist in the cultural imagination.
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Nuclear enrichment facility 'reactivated': Intelligence chief The announcements followed news that North Korea has reactivated its Yongbyon enrichment facility and could begin to recover plutonium from the reactor's spent fuel in a "matter of weeks or months," according to James Clapper, the director of National Intelligence for the U.S. In his annual World Threat Assessment, Clapper said North Korea had threatened to "refurbish and restart" its reactors after the third nuclear test in 2013.
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