Sentence examples for accommodation construction from inspiring English sources

These are by far the most common type of installation and are used as mobile drilling platforms, accommodation, construction centres and fire tenders.

The new train station means it is now only 90 minutes from Guilin, and already, frenzied restaurant and accommodation construction is underway in the first of its eight villages, Ma'An.

The four-strong crew had been invited by the Qatari's prime minister's office on an official tour of new accommodation for construction workers.

The medium level of incongruity between prior knowledge in the cognitive systems and information contained in the wiki as a social system resulted in a higher quality of collective knowledge construction (accommodation in the social system) and in more individual learning (assimilation and accommodation in the cognitive systems).

There are no buildings of historical note, as the original purpose of the village was to solely provide utilitarian accommodation for the construction workers.

But, consistent with our theoretical considerations, the results also showed that a medium level of incongruity led, once again, to a higher quality of knowledge construction (accommodation in the social system) compared to low and high incongruity.

The extent of Mr Aznar's commitment to a possible war against Iraq was underlined yesterday with the publication of photographs showing the construction of accommodation for 600 new military personnel at a US base in southern Spain.

He has had to lower the average age of an ageing squad, with all the inconsistencies that entails, and has devoted far more time and energy to the club's academy system than his predecessors, even devising plans for the under-21s arena and overnight accommodation that is under construction at Finch Farm.

"Land and Lakes has been in talks with Horizon Nuclear Power with regard to the possibility of utilising some of the land to provide accommodation for the nuclear construction workforce," said Mr Sidi.

Those sectors witnessing the biggest decrease in output - mining and quarrying, construction and accommodation, and food services - form 14% of Scotland's economy compared with 12% of the UK's, it said.

Many of the thousands of workers who live in barrack-like accommodation at nearby mines and construction sites come to town at weekends, to drink a beer or ten, brawl, and buy sex and drugs.