By the early 1970s, the memorial was in need of repair.
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Only replacement for walls which were in need of repair or upgrade.
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Some have never seen the stage; others are badly in need of repair.
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Many of the residential buildings looked run down and in need of repair.
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The two bathrooms in his house are in need of repair, he said.
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"Justification: Secretary's Dining room chairs are badly in need of repair," the paperwork reads.
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As of 2015, there were nearly 2,000 high-hazard dams in need of repair.
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My heart, though, was not the only part of me in need of repair.
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But that would mean recognising that a much-vaunted economic model is in need of repair.
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"Before, we would service customers when their HVAC system was in need of repair," O'Farrell explained.
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Hosseini added that Samsung's brand and image are most in need of repair at this point.
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Crumbling buildings and run-down homes line streets that have long been in need of repair.
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She said on Twitter that crews inspecting bridges for damage found few in need of repair.
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Mr. Hapgood said none of the sinks seemed in need of repair, but invited him inside.
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But that would mean recognising that a much-vaunted economic model is in need of repair. ■
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Roads, bridges and subway systems are badly in need of repair, and commutes can be numbing.
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After so many decades and so much global change, it's badly in need of repair and remodeling.
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Thanks largely to him, the ethics system at the E.P.A. is broken and in need of repair.
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He described the current courses as aging and in need of repair, with irrigation and drainage problems.
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Finally, there is a picket fence in need of repair extending inward from the panel's lower left side.
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When the winds stopped, we returned to our house, undamaged save for a fence in need of repair.
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North Dakota has some of the country's most structurally deficient bridges, with nearly 11% in need of repair.
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But beyond the Detroit schools and Flint water crisis; pipes, roads, and bridges are in need of repair.
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According to docs obtained by TMZ, there's 8,000 sq feet of granite damaged and in need of repair.
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But what was once modern, both aesthetically and materially, is now in need of repair, reconstruction, and preservation.
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During the therapy cups are placed on the section of the body in need of repair to create suction.
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Like other infrastructure, the U.N. is desperately in need of repair to meet the needs of the 21st century.
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Public funds should be directed to parks in the city's outer boroughs that were in need of repair, they argued.
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While bridges in need of repair stand a higher risk of collapse they do not necessarily pose an imminent danger.
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Congress has not made any adjustments to our broken immigration system in 30 years; it is clearly in need of repair.
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Being structurally deficient does not necessarily mean that the bridge is unsafe, but it does mean it's in need of repair.
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They have also started an adopt-a-building program to provide a source of funds for structures in need of repair.
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The delivery mechanism for bringing the water to the city from the dam is dangerously old and in need of repair.
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THE president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, likes to compare the euro zone to a house in need of repair.
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To do these inspections crews install 150-foot scaffolds and climb up the walls in search of areas in need of repair.
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When its revitalization plan began, the city had numerous abandoned and run down buildings and its infrastructure was in need of repair.
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And it is poorer, with most sports facilities in its 78 municipalities in need of repair, damaged from hurricanes and everyday use.
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" She said she has bought many homes in need of repair, and said, "first-time home buyers, they expect everything to be perfect.
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But piggybacking on Google's hard work, scientists have found a clever way to streamline the process of tracking signage in need of repair.
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Caltrans listed at least 10 landslide sites in need of repair on State Route 1 in Monterey County with estimates reaching $55 million.
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Many can no longer afford to drive, while others can barely afford routine maintenance and their cabs are often in need of repair.
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So far, the group has mapped its quadrant to identify the areas most in need of repair and assess ways to redress them.
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Eventually, when Dragon leaves ISS to return to Earth, it will bring down trash, critical science samples and failed hardware in need of repair.
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NASA's inspector general has already noted that much of the space agency's actual property is more than 40 years old and in need of repair.
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The Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Offenses Control Act of 1961, which Kennedy promoted, imagined black youth as being in need of repair rather than justice.
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According to the American Council of Engineering Companies, there is $1 trillion worth of infrastructure in the United States in need of repair or reconstruction.
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The recent inspections sweep targeted 1,331 facades that had previously been designated "unsafe" in reports to the buildings department or in need of repair work.
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Trump and Putin had their first call on January 28, with the Kremlin and White House issuing general language about bilateral relations in need of repair.
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Like presidents before him, Trump is planning to travel around the country selling aspects of his speech, including possible events at structures in need of repair.
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Republicans and Democrats have agreed for years that the country's bridges, railroads, broadband and other structures are badly fraying and in need of repair and improvement.
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The aging infrastructure there, which was already in need of repair before the back-to-back storms hit, is also hampering efforts to gauge the damage.
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Authorities said they were looking into what caused the collapse of the buildings, described by residents of the area as dilapidated and in need of repair.
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The US company's AI data capture system will create a visual representation of the Jiankou section to identify the parts of the structure in need of repair.
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"The positive call was a significant start to improving the relationship between the United States and Russia that is in need of repair," the White House said.
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With about 10,000 damaged sites still in need of repair, island officials estimated it needs $132 billion over the next eight years to completely repair its infrastructure.
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With 40,000 homes affected and in need of repair, residents throughout the affected area will cash those checks and use their own money to rebuild their houses.
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But the petitioners say not only is it unsafe to deed the property back to the American Legion, the monument is falling apart and in need of repair.
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The road was so badly in need of repair that it took seven hours to travel 57 kilometers, which made food and medical care hard to come by.
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Almost 2,000 high-hazard dams — those that could result in a loss of life if they failed — were in need of repair in 2015, according to safety officials.
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Their batteries are drained and in need of repair, but a scientist charged with their care fears she can't reach the equipment because of Trump's de-facto Muslim ban.
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They are protesting state governments that are failing to pay teachers a decent wage, replace outdated textbooks, ensure manageable class sizes and fix school buildings in need of repair.
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Among the agencies most in need of repair and rejuvenation is the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which administers the refugee resettlement process and has been underfinanced for years.
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The Courbet restoration has proved so successful with donors that the museum is exploring its reserves for other works in need of repair, according to Olivier Simmat, director of sponsorship.
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"The positive call was a significant start to improving the relationship between the United States and Russia that is in need of repair," the Trump administration said in a statement.
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We walk past a broken game machine in need of repair, past the sketchy bathroom, and past a dozen 250mm peepshow projection booths, the last of their kind in the world.
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Among the sites affected are facilities used to store hazardous waste, repair Navy ships and conduct cyber operations, that had been identified as being in need of repair or additional construction.
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" So if your hair has seen better days and is in need of repair, be careful: Robin advises "following with a conditioner or a mask to help detangle and nourish the ends.
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In need of repair, the church did what many other houses of worship in the area have done — turned for help to the county, which gave it more than $260,000 in 2013.
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Critics pointed out that while Amazon would receive more than $3 billion in tax incentives, vital infrastructure used by people of all income levels, like the subway, was in need of repair.
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The goal of the company, started in 1979, is to make these buildings run safely and more efficiently by taking care of heating and cooling functions before they are in need of repair.
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For the second week in May, a room at the Habana Libre — a former Hilton so in need of repair that Mr. Sanchez refuses to book his customers there — is $300 a night.
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But between dead batteries, pre-reserved scooters, scooters in need of repair and faulty acceleration and abrupt deceleration on a scooter I finally rode, I left feeling less than enthused about shared electric scooters.
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MakerBot has a better rep (though the Replicator 23 we had in the office was often in need of repair) which is why I was excited to try the brand new MakerBot Replicator Mini+.
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This year, as I watched the fireworks over our nation's capital, under the illumination of the rockets' red glare, I could not fail to notice the many monuments that are in need of repair.
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"The house wasn't level where it came from," he said, pointing to a door that probably opened and closed easily on the old foundation, but now hangs askew and is in need of repair.
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Earlier this month, officers from the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety responded to a call of an elderly man in need of medical assistance, where they came across the wheelchair ramp in need of repair.
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Spanning 75 feet long and eight feet tall, the piece consists of 600 ceramic tiles — many in need of repair — cemented to a wall, and finding a new home for it was an immense challenge.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Nearly one in five vehicles on U.S. roads is in need of repair of a safety issue serious enough to be involved in a federal government recall, according to used-car history provider Carfax.
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If you have boxes of old albums that you want to digitize, you need negatives or slides converted, or have damaged photos in need of repair, a professional service like ScanMyPhotos or DiJiFi is another option.
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Authorities said they were looking into what caused the collapse of the buildings, described by residents as dilapidated and in need of repair Reporting by Marc Leras; Additional reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta; Editing by John Irish
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One complaint is that the service caters mainly to higher-earning residents at a time when the subways are still in need of repair and state officials are preparing to charge drivers to enter Manhattan's busiest areas.
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A study of 2,000 American car owners found as many as a quarter feels they take a risk each time they hit the road as their vehicle is currently in need of repair or no longer runs well.
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A 2014 analysis by the New York Daily News showed that the projects most badly in need of repair also had among the highest rates of crime, even as the crime rate hit historic lows across the city.
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The term describes putting sensors and computing in all manner of physical objects — jet engines, power generators, cars, farm equipment and thermostats, among others — to measure and monitor everything from machines in need of repair to traffic patterns.
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"It was from this beautiful outpouring of openness, candor and courage offered by all of these kindred spirits that I began to heal a part of me that I didn't know was still in need of repair," Rauch wrote.
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Thousands of homes are still in need of repair, with residents wondering when fallen trees will be removed from their homes and some sleeping in rain-damaged houses with little or no cover, according to the New York Times.
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A Greek restoration expert clearing centuries of grime way from the tomb's wallsThe area most in need of repair is the Edicule, the shrine where Jesus' tomb is located, which has been ravaged by water damage and candle smoke.
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"The method by which the F.A.A. certifies aircraft is in need of repair — I don't think anyone could argue otherwise at this point," Representative Rick Larsen, a Democrat from Washington, who voted in favor of the legislation, said in an interview.
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Bridges in the US aren't getting fixed as often Nearly 40% of American bridges are in need of repair as they age, but fewer are getting fixed every year, according to an April report from the American Road & Transportation Builders Association.
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The seats move in tandem with the spaceships on screen; you get blasted in the face with air whenever a stormtrooper is shot; the theater fills with actual smoke when the Millennium Falcon is in need of repair, and so on.
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Mexico City's secretary of civil protection, Fausto Lugo, announced this week that there have been more than 10,1003 buildings inspected so far, with at least 500 in need of demolition or major reconstruction, and another roughly 1,300 in need of repair.
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But our classrooms and lab spaces are in need of repair and the latest technology, we lose some of our best faculty to wealthy schools that make offers with which we can't compete and we struggle with every tiny expenditure.
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"Most millennials have had to compromise on the size and condition of their starter homes — with many purchasing older homes in need of repair just to be able to afford home ownership," Brad Hunter, HomeAdvisor's chief economist, said in the report.
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If they are not going to retire the trophy and give Nadal the Coupe des Mousquetaires permanently (not a bad idea), it must surely be in need of repair at this stage after all the celebratory bites he has taken out of it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — For much of its recent history, Detroit has been shrouded in darkness, both metaphorically and literally: in December 2012, 40% of the 88,000 lighting fixtures in the city were broken or in need of repair.
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Border patrol chief of operations Brian Hastings said Thursday that portions of a barrier along the San Ysidro crossing on the U.S. southern border are in need of repair after a group of roughly 2628 migrants tried to breach it on New Year's Eve.
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On Saturday, U.S. President Donald Trump talked by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which was described as "positive" and "a significant start to improving the relationship between the United States and Russia that is in need of repair," by the White House in a statement.
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Smoke that you see around town is probably not the nastier oil, but most likely from a boiler that was turned on after a long rest or was in need of repair, said Edward Timbers, the director of communications at the city Department of Environmental Protection.
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"The positive call was a significant start to improving the relationship between the United States and Russia that is in need of repair," the White House said at the time, describing a conversation lasting about one hour and involving issues including Syria and fighting Islamic terrorism.
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At a certain point—I would nominate the scene in which he comes upon a disused fairground, in need of repair—it becomes clear that the film is one long act of therapy, and that, more galling still, it is heading remorselessly toward a happy ending.
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What is known is that Mr. Abdeslam had been the subject of a worldwide manhunt since November, hiding out in the Molenbeek neighborhood of Brussels where he grew up and easily eluding authorities in a city where police and intelligence agencies are fragmented, fractured by language differences and badly in need of repair.
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The number of bridges that can be classified as "structurally deficient" would be even higher, with an additional 6,533 that would be classified as such, but in 2018 the Federal Highway Administration redefined the term to exclude bridges that only had one structural element in need of repair, as well as other technicalities.
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"The positive call was a significant start to improving the relationship between the United States and Russia that is in need of repair," the White House said in a brief statement about the hour-long call, released hours after it ended and long after the Kremlin gave its account of the conversation.
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The part of the B.Q.E. most in need of repair spans one and a half miles, but it is the plan for the section passing just under the Heights that has sparked the most indignant opposition: the city's favored proposal turns the Promenade into a six-lane highway for six years, as the necessary repairs are made below.
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American workers confront some pretty basic issues: Many secure, well-paying jobs have gone overseas; education and job training have become more expensive and out of reach for many families; the social safety net that prevented the worst-case scenario from happening is no longer as robust; the nation's infrastructure is in need of repair; social mobility is increasingly out of reach.
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