And another photo of a dilapidated public school

There are some squatters living in that dilapidated house.

As a result, more than half of the network was considerably dilapidated.

But Russia is currently in a precarious financial situation, owing to declining commodity prices and falling output partly due to its dilapidated energy infrastructure.

Ugandans questioned the rationale of plans to help well connected and powerful tycoons in a country with little investment into infrastructure, and dilapidated schools and hospitals.

Here, a group of young boys are surrounded by dilapidated houses, dirt streets crammed with rubbish, and peers who have never seen the inside of a school.

The Advisory Committee recognizes the obligation of the United Nations to provide safe and sanitary accommodation for troops, and the necessity of transferring them from their current dilapidated premises.

Construction of the Grand Storehouse north of the White Tower began in 1688, on the same site as the dilapidated Tudor range of storehouses it was destroyed by fire in 1841.

Events in cities such as Harare demonstrated that, while it might be legitimate and often necessary to upgrade dilapidated urban spaces, it was of utmost importance to use modalities that respected human rights.

So, the first position we took was, Hey, we as architects had better not show up and do a pristine building that doesn't engender the same freedoms that this old dilapidated shed provided the company.

It is a result of the legacy of an absolutely dilapidated infrastructure that UNMIK inherited in 1999, and in order to simply have enough revenue for repairs, we have to insist on customers' paying their bills.