Sentence examples for derail the design from inspiring English sources
Drawing on analyses of interviews conducted with researchers and transport agency personnel at two time points, the paper documents the collaborative process – factors that threatened to derail the design and delivery of innovative street design and those that ultimately enabled construction of a non-business-as-usual, neighbourhood scale intervention.
After months of controversy, a hammering in the media, and a contentious hearing that threatened to derail the designs, the commissioners issued a letter March 27.
Millions of British citizens will be compulsorily required to hold an identity card and see their biometric details placed on a central database after the government last night fended off a backbench rebellion designed to derail the plan.
Mother nature and British Airways derailed the plan.
The most potent threat is, in my view, continuing with the Abbott plan for a plebiscite, which we know was designed to derail the momentum for equality.
And then, Kim was taken for the first time to South Korea, arrested for an act of terrorism that killed 115 people and was designed to derail the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul.
Ayla Sayyad is joining the dots between Tusk; casino-owner Daniel Lanigan, who's been laundering Tusk's money to conceal the latter's nefarious schemes; Beijing pervert and billionaire Xander Feng; the attack ads designed to derail the Democrats from victory in the midterms; the Jefferson Bridge that the Americans want; the Chinese refinery plan; the president.
It could herald a backbench Tory-Labour alliance designed to derail the bill either at its second reading or by rejecting the proposal that the referendum be held on the same day as elections in Scotland, Wales and parts of England next May.
Former cabinet minister Cheryl Gillan, who tabled the amendment designed to derail the proposed legislation, said the £42.6bn project would threaten much-needed investment on the rest of the railway.
