Sentence examples for construction to deliver from inspiring English sources

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An over reliance on one aspect of design, engineering, or construction to deliver great architecture, is likely to deliver disappointment.

The performance of the proposed decision-making system, which was verified by a residential building project, shall assist the practitioners in the construction industry to deliver construction projects in a more efficient and effective manner, and thus construction costs could be reduced significantly.

This includes supporting construction firms to deliver courses, from steel-fixing to digital engineering".

Project Grande (Guernsey), their joint venture with a company owned by the prime minister of Qatar, needed to take out a £1.15bn loan from the German bank Eurohypo AG to pay for the land in London's wealthy Knightsbridge area and meet construction costs to deliver the promised "ultimate perfection".

Peter Clegg, a partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios which has designed more than a dozen schools, said: "It is extraordinarily over-prescriptive and it shows an extreme lack of trust in the architectural and construction professions to deliver schools to budget.

"We hope that local authorities, passengers and the local community share our vision of the long term benefits and support us during the construction works to deliver the scheme successfully".

The desirability to deliver construction projects within the schedule or more even longer ahead of it is questioned.

It will start construction later this year, with plans to deliver a two-million-square-foot office tower designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill on the northeast corner of the parcel by 2015.

" McLoughlin has agreed to bring forward the consultation dates and will ask his department to review the construction timetable to try to deliver HS2 to the north before 2033.

"Much of the skilled workforce is due to retire in the next five to 10 years and if we can't train enough new talent to replace them, the construction industry will struggle to deliver the new homes and infrastructure that both the community and the economy badly needs".