Sentence examples for delivering construction from inspiring English sources

The findings are presented as a model that quantifies the impacts of ICT on sustainability in delivering construction projects.

This has been mainly a result of worldwide government initiatives promoting BIM uptake to improve efficiency and quality in delivering construction projects.

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

The council's policy and resources committee agreed a new funding strategy to deliver construction of the design museum, which includes £6.5m from the authority's capital budget.

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.

"We are grateful to the government and UNICEF for choosing to build this beautiful and grand school in our remote village," said the Kieh village chief adding that the community built four log bridges so that trucks could deliver construction materials for the school.

But they said they doubted that it meant a role for the United Nations beyond involvement in delivering food, construction materials and other aid.

US-based CH2M Hill, a global full-service engineering, procurement, construction and operations firm has delivered design, construction and commissioning services to the Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority for two sea-water reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plants in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

All concrete that is delivered to construction sites is tested by firms hired by the owners or builders.

At a time when that deconstructive urge is the norm, and in an area of fiction — the fairy tale — that has been trampled by critical theory, Branagh has delivered a construction project so solid, so naïve, and so rigorously stripped of irony that it borders on the heroic.

Among other things, the plan may require Congress to provide hundreds of millions of dollars to construct new facilities in the U.S. (though it would save money in the long run); for Gitmo to close before he leaves office, that money would have to be delivered, the construction completed, and the prisoners settled in by next January.