The phrase "acquires to construct" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The company acquires to construct new facilities for its operations."
Alternatives: "obtains to build" or "gains to create".
Learn to construct a story.
Evonyxhas also acquired land to construct a factory in Taiwan that would supply power systems to the Asian scooter market.
Nevertheless, throughout the 1990s, the Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Authority continued to acquire rights to construct Metrolink lines under the Transport and Works Act 1992.
Demonstrating that private sector can-do spirit Romney so exalts, TransCanada, the company that owns the pipeline, is continuing to acquire land to construct the pipeline despite Obama's decision.
It became challenging to systematically analyze the acquired knowledge to construct a hierarchical multistage BIN.
Under the easements, landowners would continue to own the property, but TransCanada acquires legal rights to construct, operate and maintain the pipeline through the land.
So since cesium can be stolen from a hospital and thus can be more easily acquired than, say, uranium or plutonium, it wouldn't be a stretch to imagine a terrorist group acquiring enough cesium to construct a barrage of low-explosive, highly radioactive bombs and blanketing a major city with them.
American intelligence experts have said Al Qaeda, which enjoys the Taliban's protection in Afghanistan, had made repeated attempts over the years to acquire fissionable material to construct a bomb.
Players of the Sims game move in a virtual environment where by doing the right things they acquire the means to construct, furnish and decorate their own homes and thus increase their general happiness, as quantified by the game's metrics.
According to the length, the bytes of each array are acquired and used to construct a substring.
