Sentence examples for construction entrepreneurs from inspiring English sources

As part of the slush fund investigation, some of Spain's most powerful construction entrepreneurs have been subpoenaed by Judge Ruz, but have denied any wrongdoing and instead acknowledged making some declared donations to political foundations.

He claimed to have unearthed evidence of past fraud at the club as well as hidden debts, after decades during which Xamax was mostly bankrolled by local construction entrepreneurs.

Martín, the main character in "Sidewalls," a critically acclaimed 2011 romantic comedy about life in the shoe box apartments of Buenos Aires, offers this theory: "Apathy, depression, suicide, neuroses, panic attacks, obesity, fear of heights, muscular tension, insecurity, hypochondria, sedentary behavior — all are the fault of architects and construction entrepreneurs".

Whatever the outcome, 35-year-old Carlos Roos, a construction entrepreneur who was raised in the country club life, says he's leaving the country.

This week the commission released hidden camera footage of one construction entrepreneur calmly counting out piles of cash and divvying them up with Nick Rizzuto, the now-deceased godfather of Montreal's Sicilian mob.

Gong Gangmo, 48, a motorbike mogul, and Fan Qihang, 40, a construction entrepreneur, were charged with a string of felonies that included ordering the murder of a man after a nightclub fight.

After the assembly chairman, Brian Coleman, opened the proceedings, the chamber's two plasma screens displayed a photograph of Jack Lemley, a veteran American construction entrepreneur who until last month had been the delivery authority chairman.

A fabricator in California said that he could make the "Balloon Dog"s for a quarter of a million dollars apiece. Eli Broad, the Los Angeles art patron, and Dakis Joannou, a Greek construction entrepreneur whose collection Deitch was helping to form, agreed to buy them, for a million dollars each, but the fabrication costs soon escalated beyond that.

An engineer by profession and by the 1970s an IBM sales executive and successful construction entrepreneur, Dwight occasionally "built things with scrap metal", but harboured no serious artistic intent until Colorado's first black lieutenant governor, George Brown, asked Dwight to create his statue for the state capitol building in 1974.

The new funding was led by construction entrepreneur Fred Tillman with participation from undisclosed angel investors.

In the ruling on Monday the court found that Nastase, 63, had received Chinese building materials and furnishings worth 630,000 euros (£521,000; $856,000) from a construction entrepreneur, Irina Jianu.