Sentence examples for construction of a subway from inspiring English sources
Construction of a subway system was begun in the late 1960s in hopes of improving the situation, and new subway lines continue to be expanded and added.
Not long after MTR's founding in 1975, the parsimonious colonial administration which then ran the territory came to a similar conclusion, and decided to finance the construction of a subway system through simultaneous grants of adjacent property.
As part of the bid, SP Setia and Sime Darby pledged to contribute to the construction of a subway station that would be part of the London Underground network.
In addition, despite the construction of a subway system a welcome addition to the existing mass transit system a rapid increase in the number of privately owned vehicles produced severe traffic congestion.
Though new condominiums and the construction of a subway line have encroached in recent years, Little India still provides a treat to the senses, with colorful saris, spice and incense stalls, and shops selling the latest music and movies from India.
To provide a solution to Bogotá's mobility issues, national and municipal institutions proposed at different times the construction of a subway network, but the proposal is never implemented due to lack of funding (see Ardila-Gómez 2004 for a deep reconstruction of transit planning processes in Bogotá).
The occurrence of many buildings' collapse in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, is caused by groundwater leakages in the reception area of a shield tunnel machine during the construction of an underground metro subway tunnel.
Over the past two months, a huge section of old homes just north of Gulou was bulldozed to make way for the construction of a nearby subway station.
The mayor said that as far as he could tell, the only significant money promised to New York City would be to finance a study of construction of a Second Avenue subway line.
Mr. Green also called on the Port Authority to help finance three projects he cited as top priorities: the construction of a Second Avenue subway, development of vacant land on the West Side of Manhattan, and the Cross Harbor Rail Tunnel.
