Refit said the fire started at a truck loading area.
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Sure, many of those cars will go the refit route.
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The ship is undergoing a modernisation and refit to lower emissions.
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FEMA approved the funds to identify and refit the sites last Tuesday.
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The room's refit cost about 10 million yen ($92,000), a hotel spokesperson toldCNN.
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So why bother paying for the refit she has been undergoing ever since?
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Its aged whaling mothership is in need of a costly replacement or refit.
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Pelorus will now reportedly be due for a refit at the end of the season.
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"It provides no incentive to build new power plants or refit existing ones," he said.
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Why refit a warehouse when people queue up to do the work at the minimum wage?
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VW plans to offer to refit a total of 4 million diesel cars at the Aug.
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The 10 Year Phased Refit will address the essential building services on which the Palace depends.
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He could also explore ways to refit other existing facilities to help handle the flood of families.
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Later meddlers may add a famous signature to an anonymous work or refit copies with original mountings.
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Commanders characterized the adjournment as a "refit" period, during which vehicles could be repaired and ammunition resupplied.
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He encouraged a family to refit its wooden house and named it The Pub With Cold Beer.
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It could cost more than double that if the refit ordered for Sarkozy is anything to go by.
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The refit of six and eight cylinder engines will be free of charge for all customers, Audi said.
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We've seen our Iraqi partners quickly refit and transition their force into a new defensive in Tal Afar.
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It looks rough, but those blobby edges and shaggy cars can easily be interpreted and refit with more precision.
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It is unclear how long it will take Boeing to refit existing MAX planes with new software or hardware.
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The plan would be to essentially refit the so-called Dokdo-class vessel to become medium-sized aircraft carrier.
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Refit, the company that operates the refinery, said in a statement that no one was injured in the fire.
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation in its statement has asked the airlines not to refit the affected engines.
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He did an extensive refit, lengthening the hull, increasing the sail area and the draft, and lightening the hull.
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Planned events on the Decker, which has been refit with diesel engines, include stories about tugboats as working vessels.
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The idea would be to refit a casino or grand ballroom of a resort into made-for-TV events.
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The rising rents are incentivising some owners of other types of property to refit their buildings and wheel in desks.
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The hull dates back to 1985, but due to the recent refit "it shouldn't lose electric power catastrophically," he said.
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These costs include utilities, regular maintenance (with no deferral), and a substantial capital repair/refit mid-way through its life.
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The company last year said it would invest about $800 million to refit six vessels to partly run on the renewable fuel.
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As online deliveries surge and shop sales fall, British retailers are increasingly looking to refit their once bustling superstores with new attractions.
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KBA approved plans for VW to refit affected vehicles in Europe, which included software updates on pollution control systems and some technical fixes.
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He then spent less than $10 million on the renovation and refit, so the total cost of the plane was under $60 million.
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The ministry said it has issued a June 12 deadline for Audi to come up with a comprehensive plan to refit the cars.
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The refit will boost production capacity to 215,000 tonnes per year in fiscal 2019 and to up to 280,000 tonnes in fiscal 2022.
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But it would be hard to refit their offensive profile — to steal more bases or hit and run often — without changing some personnel.
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And even where actual labs were destroyed, operators could rebuild and refit them for as little as $10,000 in a matter of days.
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Most large economies—including America—accept that the treaty-based international corporate-tax system, which dates back to the 1920s, needs a refit.
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SEAT said around 700,000 of its diesel models were fitted with the software that the company has set about trying to find and refit.
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Carnival's Mike Kaczmarek, senior vice president for marine technology and refit with oversight of the group's scrubbers program, said the port moves were "very troubling".
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In-service costs over a facility's life, including a typical mid-way refit/repair, are more than 22019 times the cost of design and construction.
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Airbus chose to refit its popular widebody aircraft, the Airbus A330 family, with new, modern engines and redesigned aerodynamic features to make the aircraft more efficient.
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A mix of narrative adventure and linked-missions, apparently some flashpoints will involve "consecutive deployments" where you won't be able to repair and refit between missions.
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It has agreed a multi-billion dollar settlement with U.S. authorities and is spending billions more to refit vehicles and speed up development of electric cars.
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Of various options proposed, it was decided that the 10 Year Phased Refit would provide the best value for money and minimum disruption to normal business.
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More than two months into the Mosul operation, elite Iraqi soldiers have retaken a quarter of the city, but entered a planned "operational refit" this month.
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According to Israeli and U.S. officials, Iran is now helping Hezbollah build factories to manufacture precision-guided missiles or refit longer-range missiles with precision guidance systems.
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Most utilities and independent power producers have opted not to extend the life of coal fired units when the time for the next major refit has arrived.
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A lengthy refit of the submarine could mean missing their weather window in the Antarctic, delaying the whole expedition by a year and costing millions of dollars.
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Cyrille Cormier, a nuclear engineer who is now at Greenpeace, a campaign group that opposes nuclear power, says a total refit could cost EDF an extra €60bn-200bn.
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They need to design and refit it for different body types, allowing for the many shapes humans take and the ways that shape changes with time or activity.
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The new flat-top carrier would be China's second domestically built carrier and its third carrier in total, following the acquisition and refit of a former Ukrainian vessel.
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We are also confident that our chosen option – the 10 Year Phased Refit – offers the best value for money whilst allowing the Palace to remain fully operational and occupied.
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An 84-foot yacht built in 2002 and refit in 2015, for example, can cost $1.45 million, while a 270-foot yacht built in 2013 can cost $132 million.
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The new generation of Japanese accommodations, though, are neither ryokan nor hotel: They are restored samurai-era mansions, or refit prehistorical huts or even a Baja-esque beach camp.
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When contracting on a concession basis, public owners include a substantial refit of the asset and a contractually required maintenance and repair effort just before turnover to the government.
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German carmakers are also struggling to shake off an emissions scandal that has dented their reputation and could cost billions of euros to refit diesel vehicles with greener exhaust filters.
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Investors have been put off by uncertainty over the costs of the scandal, which could run into tens of billions of euros in regulatory fines, vehicle refit costs and lawsuits.
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The refit of the vessel, and its sister ship, the Izumo, is expected to bolster U.S. forces operating from Japan by providing a refuelling platform for U.S. Marine F-35Bs.
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This is about visualizing a set of oddly shaped ornaments on a mantlepiece or playing around with a cartoon dinosaur desk buddy — rather than trying to accurately refit a kitchen.
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In-service costs over a facility's 35-year life, with a typical refit/repair mid-way through that life, are more than 21625 times the cost of design and construction.
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Although VW believes the software complies with European law, it will continue to follow the order of Germany's KBA motor vehicle watchdog and refit the affected cars for reasons of goodwill.
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Real Madrid has tried to raise funds in the same way to pay for its planned £470 million refit of the Santiago Bernabeu, but has found suitable partners hard to come by.
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Babcock provides a range of services to the UK Ministry of Defence such as training, support and maintenance of the submarine fleet, surface ship refit work and the management of naval bases.
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The refit follows 65 days of "going at this at an operationally high tempo the entire time", he said, and includes repairing vehicles, resupplying ammunition and preparing forces for the next stage.
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That said, the IMF has been remarkably willing to refit the agreement as circumstances require, expanding its size, speeding up disbursements and even endorsing the central bank's new intervention policy in April.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 28 (Reuters) - German lighting group Osram has won a large order from BMW to refit eight of the carmaker's factories with LED (light-emitting diode) lighting, it said on Wednesday.
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While regulatory fines, vehicle refit costs and lawsuits resulting from the scandal could amount to tens of billions of euros, investors say Volkswagen could even forgo formal face-to-face investor meetings.
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A top U.S. general told Reuters this week that Iraqi forces in Mosul had entered a planned operational refit, the first significant pause of the campaign which was launched on Oct. 17.
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The cursed skull is as apt a metaphor for depression or anxiety, refit as an ally,constantly breathing down your neck, only to flare up at random intervals with an unsettling bark.
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The cursed skull is as apt a metaphor for depression or anxiety, refit as an ally, constantly breathing down your neck, only to flare up at random intervals with an unsettling bark.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Commission fears steps taken by Volkswagen to refit polluting diesel cars may damage the vehicles' engines, the Spiegel magazine reported, citing unidentified staff at the European Union's executive branch.
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The Air Force would then buy two 747-8 aircraft, which normally cost airlines $350 million to $400 million apiece, and refit them to include all the new systems and handle extra weight.
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Last year, the Trump administration went on a tour of potential sites to refit to house the homeless, while the governor just finished his own week-long tour of homeless facilities in January.
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Before he set up his own workshop, Michael Thonet's first big project in Vienna was on a refit of the flamboyant neo-Rococo interiors of a city palace owned by Liechtenstein's royal family.
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"Fundamentally, it's trying to refit an old car," said Mr. Elson, who is the director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, named for the man who ran Goldman in the 1980s.
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Der Spiegel said the "comprehensive" exhaust refit plan would affect a large part of the 15 million diesel cars in Germany, of which only 2.7 million are equipped with the latest Euro-6 emissions technology.
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Virgin will refit the cabins of its Boeing 787 Dreamliners to offer a new type of economy seat with legroom of 34 inches (86 cms), bigger than the current economy offering of 31 inches. 8.
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On visits to farms and markets, Ms. Techamuanvivit has connected with small growers and tracked down new ingredients to refit Nahm's pantry: heirloom rice, rare citrus, bitter leaves, handmade palm sugars, small-batch fish sauce.
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The KC-130J Hercules escorted the Osprey on each leg of the trans-Pacific journey, stopping at islands along the route where the aircrews could rest and refit and aircraft could be topped-off with fuel.
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In 1981 he masterminded the refit of the first Rainbow Warrior, putting in bus engines because, appropriately, they had been used in landing craft on D-Day, and later installing a ketch rig for the Pacific voyage.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German carmakers have a moral obligation to refit heavily polluting diesel vehicles on the country's roads, environment minister Svenja Schulze said, but conceded that the government had no legal means to make them do so.
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Earlier this week, Schulze said German carmakers had a moral obligation to refit heavily polluting diesel vehicles on the country's roads, but she also conceded that the government had no legal means to make them do so.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's new transport minister said on Friday he was no "buddy" of car industry bosses, but a friend of production line workers and drivers who opposes bans for diesel vehicles and forcing manufacturers to refit cars.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi forces battling to retake Islamic State's last major stronghold - Mosul - have entered a planned operational refit, a top U.S. general in the international coalition backing Baghdad said, the first significant pause of the campaign.
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Any refit of the Izumo would be aimed at preparing for a scenario in which runways in Japan had been destroyed by missile attacks, and at bolstering defense around Japan's southwestern islands, where China's maritime activity has increased.
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It has also backed the city of culture to the hilt, pouring millions of pounds into the refurbishment of previously run-down establishments such as the venerable New Theatre (re-opened after a £16m refit) and the Ferens gallery.
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France's equivalent of Air Force One is an old Airbus A330 that was bought second-hand 10 years ago and given a luxury refit for use by Nicolas Sarkozy, whose penchant for high-living earned him the nickname "President Bling Bling".
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Ford said its decision balanced cheaper Chinese labor rates against pricier shipping, but that in the end an already-planned refit of its Chinese factory saved it some $500 million over retooling both that facility and its Hermosillo plant in Mexico.
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The magazine cited a letter to dealers from Thomas Zahn, head of sales and marketing for passenger cars, that admitted VW had not won back trust as quickly as expected, describing delays to refit affected VW Passat cars as "disappointing".
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In Lebanon, where Israel and Hezbollah last fought a major war in 2006, Iran is helping the group build factories to manufacture precision-guided missiles or refit its longer-range missiles with precision guidance systems, Israeli and U.S. officials say.
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The ship was built in Germany and launched in the early 1980s, receiving a refit in Argentina in 2007, according to the World Heritage Encyclopedia, which says the San Juan is armed with six torpedo tubes can dive to 300 meters.
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But it has reached a $15 billion settlement with U.S. authorities and worked out a way to refit up to 11 million affected vehicles worldwide, helping its stock to recover almost half of the losses suffered immediately after the scandal broke.
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Virgin said a process to refit its cabins to offer the extra legroom was under way and formed part of a 300 million pound ($416 million) investment which included adding wifi to its fleet and new bag drop facilities at airports.
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The German automaker is preparing to launch a raft of hybrid and electric vehicles to try to banish a diesel emissions cheating scandal which has cost the company more than 30 billion euros ($33 billion) in refit costs and fines.
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Just last week — after most lawmakers had left Washington — the Pentagon alerted Congress it was shifting around $1.5 billion in funds that Congress allocated to assist Afghan security forces to build or refit some 80 miles of southern border fencing.
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YORK, England (Reuters) - Legendary British steam train The Flying Scotsman returned to the tracks on Thursday after a 13-year, 4.2-million-pound ($5.9-million) refit, billowing smoke over train enthusiasts as it thundered from London to the northern city of York.
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"Russia has previously used claims of partial withdrawals in order to rotate out select units for refit-and-repair, remove redundant capabilities, and reinsert alternative weapons systems better suited for the next phase of pro-regime operations," it wrote in a research note on Tuesday.
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"If we increase the wage level by one percent, and we increase investment levels by one percent, if we refit our economies, re-examine infrastructure, we can put the swagger back, not just in Europe but in the rest of the world," said Jennings.
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