Sentence examples for build a portion from inspiring English sources

As part of that project, they are planning to build a portion of the hotel on top of the E Walk structure, which raises some more technical puzzlers.

Howard J. Rubenstein, a spokesman for Mr. Silverstein, said yesterday that Mr. Silverstein supports the agreement between the Port Authority and other city and state officials and that he is willing to build a portion of his office space away from the ground zero site.

Debate continued about the railroad line for at least a decade, and the heads of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad put forth a proposal to build a portion of railroad from Absecon to Cape May along the Tuckahoe River.

Crowds urged the Army Corps of Engineers to deny a permit to Energy Transfer Partners to build a portion of the 1,172-mile 1,172-mileeneath Lake Oahe near the Standing Rock Sioux's reservation.

WASHINGTON -- The White House is throwing its support behind a decision by TransCanada to build a portion of the Keystone XL pipeline, even though the project will result in more oil going overseas and potentially higher gas prices.

Some have made dramatic protests against the measures, like Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who rejected a last-ditch move by the Obama Administration to build a portion of a national high-speed rail system in his state, though California has said they would be more than happy to take the money that was allotted to the state.

The Bauhaus foundation has paid a visit, says Pinion, and the last piece of Bata Trust land was sold recently to a developer, Cogent Land, which has built a portion of new housing faithful to the original modernist designs.

The routes proposed were a North-South Expressway (now part of I-95), an East-West Expressway (now the Dolphin Expressway), a 36th Street Expressway (now the Airport Expressway), the Biscayne Bay Malecon (a proposed downtown loop, never built), a Dixie Expressway (proposed; most was never built, a portion became I-95), and the Palmetto Road Expressway.

Newspaper reports in China yesterday said that Qualcomm would win the contract to build the next generation wireless network for China Unicom and Nortel would build a small portion of the network for $32m.

(The pipeline's owner has reapplied for permission to build a northern portion, which would run from Alberta, Canada, to Cushing, after President Obama said that more extensive environmental reviews were needed).

Rejecting that permit may prevent the project from moving forward as conceived, but sources familiar with the process tell The Huffington Post that TransCanada should be able to build a southern portion of the pipeline -- between Oklahoma and Texas -- without further approvals.