Sentence examples for a proposed construction from inspiring English sources

Successful development projects are grounded in painstaking analysis and rigorous planning, which means that a comprehensive compilation of construction-related cost information is a pivotal tool for assessing the merits of a proposed construction undertaking.

But the elegant tranquillity of the area has been disturbed by a proposed construction project that has galvanized much of the neighborhood, sending some residents to Los Angeles City Council meetings to protest and prompting others to write letters to the Environmental Review Board.

Jonathan Paul stated the stability of his house at 31885 Circle Drive is threatened by any proposed construction of a patio on the edge of an unsafe cliff on the property below his home.

A recently proposed type of bolted end-plate joint and a new proposed construction method were used in this test.

"A lot of proposed construction projects, especially in the outer boroughs, do not make any economic sense even with a tax abatement in place," one developer, Isaac Katan, wrote in an e-mail.

On July 25, Jim Bensman of Alton, Ill., attended a public meeting on the proposed construction of a bypass channel for fish at a dam on the Mississippi River.

A five-year battle over the proposed construction of a mosque ended Tuesday when a New Jersey town agreed to settle a pair of lawsuits brought by a local Islamic group and the federal government.

In January 1893 he was forced to resign as war minister because of a financial scandal over the proposed construction of a Panama canal.

In an escalating battle over the proposed construction of a $500 million shopping mall here, the City of New Haven and the mall's developer filed a lawsuit today against the project's three main opponents: the neighboring town of Milford, its largest mall and the company that owns it.

Senior commanders at the Army Corps of Engineers manipulated an economic analysis to justify the proposed construction of a $1 billion system of locks along the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, according to a sharply critical report released today.

A25 Report Cites False Data Senior commanders at the Army Corps of Engineers falsely manipulated an economic analysis to justify the proposed construction of a $1 billion system of locks along the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers, the Army's inspector general reported.