Sentence examples for calls for construction from inspiring English sources

When the machine's foundering led to calls for construction to be abandoned, officials summarily dismissed them.

It calls for construction to begin next year and continue through at least 2007 in the case of the subway projects, and 2009 for the trade center project.

The new, more limited proposal calls for construction to start in 2008 and end in 2012; its cost has not been determined.

A master plan by the architects Harley Ellis Devereaux calls for construction of a second 185,000-square-foot building within 20 yards of the existing building.

Because the plan calls for construction of a large number of new fields on Randalls Island, a fuller review might have been required, the judge, Shirley Kornreich, said during a procedural hearing in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

That remark, said a spokesman, showed Mr. Kim's opposition to abandoning a 1994 agreement that calls for construction of twin light-water nuclear reactors to meet the North's energy needs in return for the North's halting of nuclear weapons development.

The plans for the building, called the River, which must be approved by the town's Planning and Zoning Commission, call for construction on a sliver of the 75-acre Grace Farms property that the foundation is preserving as permanent open space.

But Human Rights Watch condemned the alleged abuses yesterday as "shocking but not surprising" and called for construction companies and the British Government to do more to put pressure on the United Arab Emirates authorities to reform their notorious labour regulations.

With 82 percent of the ballots counted late Monday, the vote was about 57 percent to 43 percent against borrowing the money through a general obligation bond to pay for the plan, which also called for construction of a minor-league baseball park and convention space.

Fabius said one of the key issues was the western call for construction work on the heavy-water reactor at Arak to stop as part of an interim deal aimed at buying time for negotiations on a more comprehensive long-term deal.

At a recent meeting to discuss the country's development plans, Prime Minister Zhu Rongji strongly endorsed the huge engineering project, describing it as "a major strategic measure" for China's future and calling for construction to begin "as soon as possible," newspapers reported today.