Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• And even with regular maintenance and routine oil changes, a tire can still fly off, and you crash into a tree.
• But I am a bit distressed to be in a vehicle that's not subjected to regular maintenance.
• In specific cases, due to the absence of regular maintenance in the past, rehabilitation of rail infrastructure is necessary.
• through the process safety offered via documentation and regular maintenance
• The method of construction of signal lanterns and their accessories shall permit their regular maintenance and, if necessary, enable light sources to be changed easily, even in darkness.
• Regular maintenance, such as road marking, cleaning of ditches, winter maintenance, etc. is carried out each year.
• regular maintenance of the systems for the treatment of effluents;
• Motor vehicles require regular maintenance and repair, particularly when accidents occur.

• There are established shipping routes between Iceland and other EEA States and to an extent therefore the recipients of port services are able to choose where (for example) to undertake routine maintenance, or dock in any periods of inactivity.
• I was doing some routine maintenance sweeps, and I found something weird in our archives.
• Member States shall notify other Member States and the Commission of any routine maintenance activities via the web application, at least 1 week before the beginning of those activities if technically possible.
• Seventy percent of the work we do is due to lack of routine maintenance
• Investments intended for renewing existing plantations should be treated as investments and not as routine maintenance costs.
• Several respondents commented that nuclear technology worsens security of supply, since it lacks the flexibility needed for balancing supply and demand on the grid, due to unscheduled failures, reduced capacity rates or routine maintenance.
• Got caught doing a routine maintenance when all that went up.
• These investments correspond to expenditure on the improvement of land and its preparation for other productive uses, with the exception of expenditure on routine maintenance (cf. 2.127 to 2.129).