Sentence examples similar to bordering the project from inspiring English sources

Indicative of that are two projects bordering the redevelopment area in Long Branch.

Last month, after protracted debate, negotiators accepted a proposal from PA Developers of Manhattan to build a supermarket — serving the 15,000 residents who live in three public housing projects bordering the yards — along with new retail stores and an additional 125,000 square feet of industrial space.

ON the northwest edge of Bedford-Stuyvesant -- bordering the bodegas and housing projects of DeKalb Avenue, but only three blocks from the Italianate brownstones and Victorian mansions of Clinton Hill -- six former factories built on a street called Taaffe Place at the turn of the last century have been reincarnated as beautifully renovated residential lofts with rents of up to $3,300 a month.

In Fort Greene, for example, which borders the project site to the north, average apartment prices rose faster from 2004 to 2005 than in any other Brooklyn neighborhood.

Ryan Lizza reports that, because the proposed TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline crosses an international border, the project will require approval by the State Department and by the President ("The President and the Pipeline," September 16th).

After attracting 2 million South Korean tourists by sea or by a road built across the nations' heavily armed border, the project came to an abrupt halt in 2008, after the female South Korean tourist strayed outside the tourism zone one morning and was shot and killed by North Korean soldiers.

Because the XL pipeline crosses the US/Canada border, the project requires presidential permit prior to construction.

Because the pipeline would cross an international border, the project must be reviewed by the State Department and approved by the president.

Because the pipeline, which will carry 830,000 barrels of oil each day from Alberta, Canada to US refineries on the Gulf Coast, crosses an international border, the project requires certification from the executive branch that construction is in the "national interest".

By 1935, the intended height of the dam was increased from a range between 200 and to 500 feet, a height that would extend the lake impounded by the dam all the way to the Canadian border; the project had grown from a local New Deal relief measure to a major national project.

Although there are known to be female IDUs on both sides of the border, the project has had difficulty inducing women to participate in the interventions and in recruiting them for the surveys.