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All it says is that routine repairs are going to become more automated.

Millions more, he said, have been spent to upgrade the other buildings and to make routine repairs.

Church records indicate little more than routine repairs and maintenance throughout the first half of the 20th century.

"Just routine repair and maintenance, maybe take on a few stores, the usual.

They've sent out a routine repair request for Decatur.

We've got to take the battle fleet in hand-and not just for routine repairs, either.

Barring routine repairs and lifecycle work, nothing significant is wrong with it.

"Routine repairs were made to the container, but due to its age it cannot be effectively maintained on a continuing basis."

In the past, custodians have been allowed to charge "opening fees" to outside groups using schools and avoid doing routine repairs.

"We have to update the infrastructure," Martin said, adding that his department is spending $8 million for routine repair of concrete.

But in the last three years, workers doing routine repairs found 70 cases in which asbestos was present, even though previous tests had said otherwise.

Capital expenditure does not include expenditure on routine repairs and maintenance.

To compensate for the erosion of his operating budget, he has dipped into capital funds to finance routine repairs.

For many houses, the city is the landlord, and even routine repairs can be complicated, since the houses are landmarks.

Only a handful were in possibly critical areas, and thankfully these faults could all be dealt with by routine repair methods.

She had made fixing the plasma injector sound like routine repair work, something she could do with ease.

The building was destroyed by a fire caused by a spark that accidentally fell on the curtain during a routine repair.

Besides cleaning, routine repairs were required.

Unlike our symbolic civic buildings, most public schools don't receive enough money for preventive maintenance, routine repair and replacement of faulty building systems.

Real-estate agents call it "deferred maintenance": the squalor that results when property owners are too distracted to make routine repairs.

He was afraid their next assignment would be to provide escort for an S.C.E. ship on a routine repair mission.

No major work beyond routine repair was done until after World War II, when various storms damaged the roof.

There are normally ten maintenance personnel on-site during working hours and three at night to attend to routine repairs and adjustments to the internal environment.

For most routine repairs and maintenance, the Bolo grew its own, with help from an army of tiny, inner robots and nanoprocessors.

Officials in Harbin also initially failed to inform residents of the pollution threat, announcing instead that the water system would be shut down for routine repairs.