Sentence examples for Restarted work on from inspiring English sources

Turkey's TAV Construction has restarted work on expanding Tripoli's airport.

He sporadically restarted work on Coral Reefs, and on 9 May 1842 wrote to Emma, telling her he was The Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs was published in May 1842, priced at 15 shillings, and was well received.

Russia has signed agreements to build nuclear power plants in China, India and Iran, and Mr. Putin is expected to discuss with President Fidel Castro of Cuba this week whether the one-time allies might restart work on an atomic station abandoned there in 1992.

She said she is trying to raise money in the United States and Europe in hopes of restarting work on Kashin-Beck in Tibet.

But after raising more than $175 million through the sale of debt and in the equity markets — according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission — the group was able to restart work on large facilities in Ashburn, Va., and Northern New Jersey late last year.

Whether restarting work on a nuclear reactor or (allegedly) kidnapping Chinese fishermen, trying to launch a satellite or to import banned tap-dancing shoes from Italy, North Korea continues to draw international attention a month after Kim Jong-un was declared its new leader.

In Vernon, there is no movement at all to restart work on the elaborate Appalachian ski village planned by Intrawest, which bought the faltering Mountain Creek ski area and water park in 1999 and immediately upgraded both facilities.

After taking advantage of the opportunity to restart work on some long postponed research projects, in June I was asked to be Interim Director of UCMP for this academic year; this is proving to be a definite change in pace.

Last week rival Land Securities, Britain's biggest property developer, said it would restart work on a 37-storey building dubbed the Walkie Talkie, reflecting its shape and sloping sides, in nearby Fenchurch Street after signing a £500m deal with Canary Wharf Group.

NASA also wants to restart work on missions devoted primarily to pushing technology rather than science.

Protesters block effort to restart work on controversial Hawaii telescope; 11 arrested.