Sentence examples for accelerating the construction from inspiring English sources
In 2010, he started accelerating the construction of speculative homes.
On 15 May, the Prime Minister Habib Essid announced a series of initiatives to address local grievances, including accelerating the construction of a motorway from Tunis to Gafsa, reinvigorating urban planning and building new infrastructure in the region.
The new generation of people in Wuhan University dedicate themselves to accelerating the construction of a world-class university with Chinese characteristics.
The government has also said it will prepare a hybrid Bill, to be laid before the next Parliament, with a view to bringing the high-speed HS2 line to Crewe sooner than planned and also looking at the case for accelerating the construction of the route between Leeds and Sheffield.
So we achieve less petroleum usage and lower greenhouse gas emissions, all while building the fuel cell vehicle car inventory, displacing gasoline cars,and more importantly, accelerating the construction of a more robust car manufacturing, materials and component supply base, and build jobs which are directed towards the future.
Finally, we can easily recombine constructs of the same or different repeat lengths to accelerate the construction of the desired number of repeats.
He held joint exercises with the South Korean and Japanese Navies and accelerated the construction of a missile-defense system inside South Korea.
"Additional funding could be applied to accelerate the construction of these facilities to ensure on schedule completion," the Republican memo said.
JERUSALEM — Israel said on Tuesday that it would accelerate the construction of 2,000 housing units in contested areas of East Jerusalem and in two West Bank settlements.
A possible government shutdown looms once again as the U.S. House of Representatives passed a payroll-tax-cut extension that would also accelerate the construction of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline.
It has also accelerated the construction of a government-financed town of research labs, offices and apartments for the biomedical, materials sciences and new media industries, after putting the brakes on construction a year ago because of high steel and cement prices.
