Sentence examples for contested project from inspiring English sources

The controversy added to what was already a hotly contested project.

BOSTON — After nine years of regulatory review, the federal government gave the green light on Wednesday to the nation's first offshore wind farm, a fiercely contested project off the coast of Cape Cod.

Ms. Redford, who as the premier of Alberta is the province's top government official, was on her fourth trip to Washington in 18 months to lobby on behalf of the intensely contested project.

OTTAWA — With the timing, and perhaps the future, of the Keystone XL pipeline project from Canada's oil sands to the Gulf Coast now uncertain, two alternatives to the hotly contested project have begun emerging.

WASHINGTON — TransCanada said Monday that it would reapply for a permit to build the Keystone XL pipeline from Canadian oil sands formations in Alberta to refineries on the Gulf of Mexico, assuring that the fiercely contested project will remain a source of political heat throughout the presidential campaign.

Over 80,000 public comments were submitted for and against the project, making it the most contested project in state history.

Yet the commission is faulted for refusing to schedule public hearings on some of the most fiercely contested projects, like Ward's Bakery, an imposing terra-cotta-tiled structure that lay within the 22-acre footprint of the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn.

The bank — which guarantees funds to buy credits from one of the contested projects on behalf of Deutsche Bank, Tokyo Electric Power and a number of other companies — said there was no indication that offsetting was driving production of excess refrigerants in China, partly because of huge and growing demand for air-conditioning and refrigeration systems.

Each of the most contested projects is behind schedule: some of them should have even been in operation since 2010 [13].

The Plées contested the project in court; in his research, the mayor uncovered the property's tainted history.

But by 1988 it had become the most hotly contested environmental project in the world and the funder, the World Bank, was forced to hold an independent review.