Sentence examples for commissioning the building from inspiring English sources
In potentially one of the most important announcements, Alexander said the government was now looking at the feasibility of the government directly commissioning the building of homes on public land for eventual sale.
Commissioning the building after the construction is complete is the best insurance the owner, engineer, and contractor have that the system will operate as intended when the inevitable loss of power occurs.
It is well known that the savings that accrue from commissioning the building systems pay back quickly (generally in the three to five year range1), and this is for all buildings, whether LEED-rated or not.
Since Mr. Bunch was appointed in 2005 — two years after the museum was created by an act of Congress — he and his staff have been racing at full speed, commissioning the building, amassing a collection, reaching out to potential donors and future visitors.
By the time of Thomas Henry's death in 1899 the White Star Line was commissioning the building of the largest and most luxurious ships in the world.
Lady Jane Abercromby's son, Sir Robert Abercromby, 5th Baronet, continued to enhance the grandeur of the estate policies by commissioning the building of a new mansion and several other buildings.
Seven years later, with prospects still strong, the firm commissioned the building it still operates today.
King Srong-brtsan-sgam-po commissioned the building of a palace in Lhasa in the 7th century.
"We wanted to create the ultimate sustainable building," says professor John French, CEO of the Adapt Low Carbon Group which commissioned the building and shepherded its construction.
The federal government has also commissioned the building of fake fishing boats – like those represented by the trophy – to send people back towards Indonesian waters.
Among the five people who joined in filing the lawsuit was Julie Hartford, whose father, the supermarket heir Huntington Hartford, commissioned the building to house his art collection.
