Sentence examples for builders would be from inspiring English sources

Its builders would be banned from harming burrowing owls or rattlesnakes.

So, naturally one would expect home builders would be pleased and optimistic.

In a buoyant market the builders would be going full tilt, but so far only around 100 homes have gone up, most for publicly supported housing.

But he said in December 2006 that the housing crisis was "far from an apocalypse," and that bloated supply levels among home builders would be "digested quickly".

The heights and density of new buildings would be capped, small businesses would get breaks on retail space, residential builders would be required to include affordable housing, and renters would be protected from harassment by property owners who try to push them out.

The Khmer temple of Angkor Wat and the Indonesian temple of Borobudur were tombs in that the ashes of the builders would be enshrined therein; the kings left stone statues representing them as gods for posterity to worship, whereas at Pagan there was only one statue of a king, and it depicted him on his knees with his hands raised in supplication to the Buddha.

Under its plans, which went out to consultation today, house-builders would be required to abide by "minimum space standards".

Rackspace, a fast-growing American cloud-computing company, also plans to deploy servers built by Quanta in a new data centre on the east coast.Combined, all the contract manufacturers and self-builders would be the fifth-biggest vendor of servers based on the "X86" architecture (which make up most of the market), with a share of 4.8%, Gartner estimates.

Normally, the product of the world's most famous Italian coach builder would be a headliner.

In an unusually vivid policy announcement, DH officials said that "the image of the bottom-baring, overweight builder" would be replaced by "workers who are hands-on, well-oiled machines".

"We chose materials that you can find at your local builders' merchants rather than from a specialist trader from the other side of the country, materials that any builder would be familiar with and agree to use.