Sentence examples for construction concerns from inspiring English sources
Birmingham has emerged as a financial and commercial centre, especially as the home of major state banks, regional utilities, national insurance companies, and international construction concerns.
Ifo's researchers noted, however, that confidence improved among retailers, wholesalers and construction concerns in October, suggesting that Germany might escape a double-dip recession.
The three companies are major construction concerns that were awarded contracts by the Corps of Engineers in April that provided no money up front but had them stand by for projects that might arise, like this one.
His father owned the Anthracite Bridge Company and the Phoenix Roofing Company, both construction concerns in Scranton, and retired as an investor in houses and apartments that he renovated and sold.
A Dutch construction company, BAM NBM, said it would buy a rival, Hollandsche Beton Groep from Grupo Dragados of Spain for 715 million euros ($676 million), to become one of Europe's largest construction concerns.
"It has an impact," said Alexander Winslow, a spokesman for the Bechtel Group in San Francisco, one of the world's largest engineering and construction concerns, with 50,000 people working on more than 1,000 projects in 66 countries.
His father, a civil engineer, is the manager in Philadelphia for the Schnabel Foundation Company, a landscaping and construction concern.
His father is the senior vice president and corporate treasurer of A. M. Kinney, an engineering and construction concern in Cincinnati.
According to news reports, Mr. Shisane was fired from the construction concern last year and filed charges against Mr. Scott-Crossley after his belongings were burned in a dispute.
Henry Benach, a retired chairman of the Starrett Corporation, the New York-based development and construction concern, died last Sunday at his home in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
The construction concern, which is based in Osaka, had debts of 384.1 billion yen ($3.09 billion) as of September, said Teikoku Databank, a private credit research firm.
