Sentence examples for for preparatory work from inspiring English sources

It is usual practice to hire project managers for preparatory work even though the Government has not given formal approval.

Tailbacks of up to 80 minutes have been reported on three big roads this week since lanes were closed for preparatory work.

How well the new plan would work would depend on what happened to the students directed to the community colleges for preparatory work.

Guy Verhofstadt, a former prime minister of Belgium recently appointed to represent the European parliament on Brexit, added his voice to the other EU institutions, which have rejected Theresa May's call for "preparatory work".

He said the extra costs would include reimbursing FirstGroup and also Directly Operated Railways for preparatory work done before the decision was made to allow Virgin to continue running the line when its contract expires in December.

He has also seen that the role of an England captain runs much deeper than in Italy, where players are taught to deal with big-game pressure by their clubs' policy of regularly taking them from their homes for preparatory work – and psychological grounding.

According to the abstruse formulations, it attempted to do research on the "space for deliberation of preparatory work for decisions" within the basic units of the federal administration, i.e. the decision-making processes and the scope of action.

The previous director and deputy director, both highly qualified Bush appointees, quit their posts in late 2006, calling attention to the administration's lack of support for the census, and, in particular, its underfunding of preparatory work for the nationwide count in 2010.

Instead, leading western countries dropped out of preparatory work for a G8 summit hosted by Russia in June, with Kerry saying Moscow could be expelled from the organisation and economic sanctions aimed at the Russian elite, moves unlikely to have much impact.

"I think that's plenty of time to get an act through the UK parliament and for the preparatory work to be completed for the assumption of those powers by the people of Wales".

It will allow the government to pay for the preparatory work needed before construction begins, for example ecological surveys and ground investigations.