Sentence examples for ending construction from inspiring English sources

The spreading centre shifted west of the hot spot about 80 million years ago, ending construction of the Rio Grande Rise but continuing to build the Walvis Ridge.

But ending construction and dealing with the fact that settler numbers have swollen to some 300,000 since the 1967 conquest of the West Bank, plus another 200,000 in East Jerusalem, are among the indispensable steps towards reaching a peace deal.

In particular, they said, the White House has been unwilling to force Israel to take politically costly steps like halting construction of a barrier around what it considers its territory and ending construction of new settlements, especially given the long odds of producing a lasting peace.

The chaos, the noise, the lights, the millions of options, the diversity, the old and decrepit, the modern and redone, the never ending construction.

After Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization agreed in 1993 to mutual recognition and began negotiating the terms of a Palestinian state, Israel ended construction of new settlements.

By any standards, last week's decision by Hitachi to end construction of its £20bn nuclear power plant at Wylfa in Wales was a major blow to Britain's prospects of creating an effective energy policy for the 21st century.

The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, came out fighting against American pressure to end construction of Jewish settlements in East Jerusalem just hours before a potentially difficult meeting today with Barack Obama.

"This has to stop," he said of the administration's policy of publicly pressuring Israel to end construction in Jerusalem.

These plans were soon abandoned as Allied ground forces advanced towards Mimoyecques, and on 30 July the Organisation Todt engineers were ordered to end construction work.

Driving up the Hutchinson River Parkway, past the inconvenience of never-ending construction, I felt the warmth of familiar surroundings.

The city is 29 years older than Rome and was subject to centuries of foreign rule, but because of the never-ending construction boom, you'd never be able to tell.