Sentence examples similar to entry to construction from inspiring English sources

In urban terms, the fact that commoning most often takes the form of gardens in left-over plots or in the interstices is clearly because of the limited availability of land and because gardening presents a low barrier to entry compared to, say, construction.

A capsized ship blocked entry to Miami harbour in early 1926, slowing the pace of construction work.

Many are employed as caregivers, or as construction and agricultural workers, replacing Palestinians whose entry to Israel has been barred.

Even while the Centre was under construction, some 340 Hafun children pre-enrolled for entry to the primary school: a seven-fold enrolment increase.

Pedestrian crossings will be put in place at five locations: 29th Street, 31st Street, 33rd Street, 34th Street and University Parkway, and there will be fencing to both channel pedestrians to safe crossing points and to prevent inadvertent entry into construction work areas.

Silver and Potter cite a construction lecturer at Lewisham College who has been running a successful e2e (entry to employment) course and has proved herself a gifted teacher.

It limits its searches to "high barrier to entry" areas, where developers encounter obstacles to construction, strict zoning limitations or community resistance.

Entry to the Yard is restricted.

Entry to banking industry 33.

Entry to the Giza Plateau is £6.

Using machines designed for construction, the robbers were able to drill and burn through a two-and-a-half-feet thick wall to gain entry to the vault.