The outbreak of the First World War halted all construction work, by which time only three new roads had been completed.
For this, the works must be made secure against assault, and auxiliary to this object is the construction of roads by which succor can be readily thrown to any point menaced".
When the building stops, he says, the cycle by which construction fuels consumption, and vice versa, could be inverted: "the virtuous cycle becomes a vicious one".The trouble with warnings about an overheated Spanish economy is that they are starting to sound stale.
Lemoine's system of constructions, the Géométrographie, attempted to create a methodological system by which constructions could be judged.
The Natural History of Selborne is an oddly unassuming masterpiece, its haphazard construction revealing the process by which White came to write it".
The normal process by which construction projects are entitled includes a significant amount of public comment and environmental review, all of which is circumvented by the process the Hilton has so cynically chosen.
Preliminary engineering on the Hagerstown Bypass began in 1954 and construction began in 1956, by which time a southern extension was planned south to US 11 east of Williamsport.
Following a parliamentary survey of the route by Charles McNiven, the bill received Royal Assent on 13 May 1791 and became an Act of Parliament for the construction of the canal, by which "the proprietors were empowered to purchase land for a breadth of 26 yards on level ground, and wider where required for cuttings or embankments".
Martin Gordon supervised the building's construction, which was undertaken by Benjamin F. Fox, the master carpenter and joiner, and John Mitchell, the master stonemason and builder.
