Sentence examples for construction proposals from inspiring English sources
Voters in seven New Jersey counties consider nearly $254 million in school construction proposals.
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TAX-FATIGUED voters said no last week to $189 million in school construction proposals on bond issues throughout the state.
The documents referred specifically to Flamanville, but all EPR plants have the same basic design, according to national nuclear regulators in France, Finland and Britain, which is also considering EPR construction proposals.
In Lakeland, voters approved a transportation proposition to replace school buses, but they defeated two construction proposals totaling $52.4 million, which would have built new athletic fields and classrooms for full-day kindergarten.
The ministers were also asked by reporters about the strategic dimensions of Australia's forthcoming decision on the replacement for the Collins-class submarine fleet, for which the government sought Japanese, German and French construction proposals.
Vale also adapted its construction proposal to preserve some caves while planning to destroy dozens of others.
The Bloomberg administration has revised its five-year, $13.1 billion school construction proposal so that it now calls for building 90 schools with a capacity of 66,000 students.
A coalition of labor unions sharply criticized Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's $13.1 billion school construction proposal yesterday, saying it included $1.5 billion for projects that the group said would skirt wage laws and violate other workers' rights.
But most of the attention at the hearing focused on the school construction proposal, with lawmakers complaining that the administration was asking them to approve the plan with no guarantee that financing would be in place, and without the details they needed to explain the plan to constituents.
The target pdf is depicted in solid line and the final construction proposal pdf is shown in dashed line.
