0 present participle of recondition --
1 to repair a machine or piece of equipment and return it to a good condition: --
In that case it is not a suitable subject for reconditioning.
Why go to the expense of reconditioning them?
That covers the case of a tenant who has done repairs and reconditioning to the house.
A great deal of plant they are reconditioning for the winter is not yet in commission.
We are basically subsidising the nuclear lobby which fought for reconditioning.
He should have the £500,000 earmarked for demonstration farms and another sum for reconditioning.
Admirable work has been done by enterprising persons in reconditioning many of these decontrolled houses.
All reconditioning, therefore, is bound up with new construction, which it is necessary to have in order to be able to decant the population.
