Sentence examples for expanded road from inspiring English sources

This study was conducted to determine the performance of lightweight air-mixed soil (LWS) for expanded road construction for a short-term period without any soft ground improvement.

Necessary measures, like hazard-based land-use planning, expanded road networks, improved coastal embankments, technologically advanced agricultural practices, linking of social capital, improved early warning system, coordination and harmonization of NGO efforts at a local level, and increasing capacities of health institutions were completely missing from recovery planning and practice.

Expanded road and bridge construction throughout the country, both north and south, facilitated internal trade and movement.

His suspicions have been heightened by the government's refusal to reveal plans for the expanded road or explain how it came up with its nonnegotiable compensation terms.

But he said that county engineers insisted they needed the right of way for the road widening, which would run the edge of the expanded road right down the middle of what is now the tree's trunk.

With U.S. assistance he then proceeded to carry out a national development program, called the White Revolution, that included construction of an expanded road, rail, and air network, a number of dam and irrigation projects, the eradication of diseases such as malaria, the encouragement and support of industrial growth, and land reform.

A decade later,  millions more children, including girls, go to school;  access to health care has expanded;  roads in many places, including leading up to this valley, are better.

Even last year, a compromise bill that would have increased the sales tax by 1 percentage point for 10 years to pay for expanded roads and railways in the always-congested city got voted down.

"It's a question of 'enough in our backyard".' Opponents said they also feared more freight trains, years of traffic-paralyzing construction and the loss of residential and commercial property to make way for an expanded roadbed.

Hessler chronicles the effects of an expanding road network on individual lives.

The expanding road network is leading to growing logging activity in the area, both legal and illegal.