Sentence examples for major building program from inspiring English sources

The tyranny of the Cypselids was followed in about 550 bc by an oligarchical government that embarked on a major building program for the city.

The biggest museum in town, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is a work in progress, with a major building program incomplete.

The district's average scores exceed the statewide average by 10to20percentent in Connecticut Mastery Tests, and the system's designation for excellence by the Federal Department of Education has attracted so many new residents that a major building program is under way.

To assist in this effort, to increase the perception of the church and an air of permanence, and to allow better reach to potential members, he initiated a major building program to replace the rented halls most branches met in with permanent structures.

University growth decisions are usually "lumpy" because they typically involve new major building or program initiatives, as Harvard's Allston plans illustrate, and so they are often hard to reverse or revise quickly in response to changing economic conditions.

In an interview in Reason magazine in January 2001, Johnson's accomplishments in office were described as follows: "no tax increases in six years, a major road building program, shifting Medicaid to managed care, constructing two new private prisons, canning 1,200 state employees, and vetoing a record number of bills".

Schools developed contingency plans to cut optional extracurricular activities and froze expenditure across the board; but no major building or development programs were canceled, though some were delayed, Mr. Brummitt said.

Major corporations contemplating major building projects need precise programs, analyses of existing facilities and equipment, and a number of alternate schemes and proposals.

Financed by a generous institutional percent-for-art program, the art accompanies a major building campaign that includes avant-garde architecture by Steven Holl, Frank Gehry and others.

Here, we provide a complete analysis of the nucleosomal landscape and replication program of the human parasite Leishmania major, building on a better evolutionary understanding of replication organization in Eukarya.

The Crawford show is the first major exhibit held in the Morgan Library since it completed its recent building program.