Sentence examples for The siting of from inspiring English sources

The siting of the race makes it hard to attract average tourists.

The siting of such a critical installation on British soil underlines the close integration of British and American intelligence activities.

The siting of the private stable in Manhattan is imperfectly understood; streets with specific restrictions against stables were few.

"The siting of hydro in protected areas is a real problem in south-east Europe," said Jason Anderson, WWF Europe's head of climate and energy.

The siting of a new airport brings problems of noise and property blight to local people and increases the risk that civilians may die in an accident.

The siting of two camera mounts on either side of the top of the nose also gives the launch car a distinct 'hammerhead' appearance.

The siting of the castle's outer bailey walls was chosen to take advantage of the fortifications remaining from the earlier Iron Age rampart.

(The siting of the coal bay at Kingswood was controversial, as it was inconveniently sited and built on low ground prone to flooding.

The siting of turbines is sometimes an issue, but surveys have generally shown high levels of community acceptance for wind power in Scotland.

The siting of the lake meant the driveway had to be moved, and ornate bridges were constructed to cross the water.

The siting of telestroke equipment and the need for an internet connection imposed restrictions on the site of clinical care.