Sentence examples for for construction proposals from inspiring English sources
Of the three early masonry Lighttowers in the nominated group, Lynde Point is the latest and its construction is the best documented: two advertisements for construction proposals survive, containing the government's specifications, and the construction contract as well.
(a) Environmental Impact Statements will normally be prepared for rail construction proposals other than those described in paragraph (b)(1) of this section.
Avoid the "for" construction.
Now the city Planning Department has 46 proposals for construction over the next four years.
In any case where such a waiver is granted, grants under this section shall be available only for planning and development of proposals for construction.
[AlertNet] A proposal for construction of two large apartment buildings on the banks of the toxic Gowanus Canal, a federal Superfund site in Brooklyn, stirs concerns about overtaxing sewage systems.
The new, more limited proposal calls for construction to start in 2008 and end in 2012; its cost has not been determined.
The proposal calls for construction on the northwest corner of Beach Boulevard and Indianapolis Avenue of Hotel Indigo, as well as a new Hilltop Market, a Surf City Tacos and other commercial buildings, according to project planning consultant Michael Adams.
The proposal called for construction of 20 "small-lot" homes and a children's day-care facility, with half of the homes set as affordable housing that would be reserved for middle-income families at a price of $190,000.
Their proposal — which calls for construction of a steel plant and seaport to be linked by a new 400-kilometer, or 250-mile, railroad — has alarmed environmentalists, perplexed mining and transportation experts and bolstered Cambodia's reputation as an agent for Chinese expansionism in a region where the United States is increasingly competing for influence.
The proposal originally called for construction of two massive water tunnels under the delta, the ecologically troubled center of the state's water system.
