Examples of using Refurbishing in English and their translations into Polish
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Transit Lounge including the refurbishing of the upper level
At the end of life of a product an individual sturdy structural part may have the potential of being used in a new product after refurbishing.
The model perfectly suited to lightweight applications such as painting and decorating, refurbishing, jointing and repairs,
machining and refurbishing plastic moulding tools
the result of lacking resources in a period of considerable rebuilding and refurbishing of the EEA facilities.
requiring extensive adaptations(i.e. works) or by constructing ex novo or refurbishing existing buildings.
spent £1.5 million refurbishing it, and increasing the capacity to 2,300.
remanufacturing, refurbishing, reuse or recycling.
SYNCRO services will help MachinePoint́s clients improve their extrusion lines by upgrading and refurbishing them.
During refurbishing work in 1876, a south courtyard was added,
These include Ireland's INFOMAR6 programme for mapping marine resources and the refurbishing of the Bremerhaven port to meet the needs of manufacturers
machining and refurbishing plastic moulding tools
medical equipment, refurbishing children's hospital wards
SYNCRO services will help MachinePoint's clients improve their extrusion lines by upgrading and refurbishing them.
We Recommended the company presenting high quality work for all contracting authorities seeking reputable refurbishing company.
The inn is closed. I guess this means that you guys can focus solely on refurbishing the Dragonfly.
extending the sewerage network, and refurbishing wastewater treatment plants in 37 municipalities in the provinces of Arezzo and Siena.
building and refurbishing industrial or residential areas.
by optimizing storage through a range of value-added services such as kitting, refurbishing, quality control,
also by Tony Blair- such as projects for refurbishing schools, through which people see something is being done on the ground.