Sentence examples for building record from inspiring English sources

I have little confidence that each home sold off by a housing association will be replaced with a new-build, given Britain's chronic house building record.

The two files are linked by the Emporis Building Number (EBN), the unique ID for each building record on Emporis database, which can be found in column A of both files.

In a report on housing supply commissioned by the Treasury, Kate Barker, an external member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, laments the country's dismal building record.

The protections afforded labour proved illusory, while the PWA, despite an impressive building record that included not only dams, bridges, and schools but also aircraft carriers, was too slow and too small to have much effect on the economy as a whole.

Conservative MP Mark Harper said Green Belt protection has remained, while Labour MP Owen Smith defended his party's house building record, as they looked at local involvement on choosing development sites after watching the poet's Daily Politics film.

It's mind-boggling that a federal agency dedicated to housing the most vulnerable and a city that has committed itself to building record numbers of homes for its neediest residents cannot reach a reasonable agreement.

Indeed, developers may be building record-breaking towers even though they know they are economically inefficient.

Building records indicate that the work was completed in three months.

According to building records, the building is owned by Fortuna LLC.

The building was bought in 2005 by Bococa Realty L.L.C., according to building records.

Press accounts and building records indicate that Sherwood was his own architect.