Sentence examples for make demolition from inspiring English sources

Soviet troops tried to destroy the vast buildings, but gave up after the steel-reinforced concrete refused to give way fast enough to make demolition feasible.

He said he was hoping for rapid approval of a revised proposal that would make demolition of buildings 75 years old or older subject to the city Landmarks Preservation Board's review.

A local businessman has put up £2m to save the 1960s structure once Europe's largest though the latest council ruling makes demolition likely.

Some Underground Railroad sites, including the Michigan Street church, have landed on the National Register of Historic Places, making demolition difficult, if not impossible.

Much of that price represents the value of the land alone, a circumstance that makes demolition and new construction attractive to developers.

Often, original building and facility drawings of old buildings have been lost and this makes demolition operations difficulty.

Managers can make better decisions and develop tailor made demolition plans and waste management strategies in order to save costs and achieve reuse and recycle targets.

He'd make estate demolition subject to borough-wide referenda, binding on the mayor.

Second, the city's building inspectors and Fire Department must create a workable plan to make the demolition possible at this particularly toxic site.

Camille Paglia's review of Greil Marcus's book "The Doors: A Lifetime of Listening to Five Mean Years" (Dec. 4) attempts a dirty trick: praising the author in general ("an American original") to make her demolition work seem evenhanded.

The struggle over demolition, as I mentioned in a piece this month on China's state of mind, has become the national psychodrama, the defining battle over power and fairness, and Ai planned to make this demolition into the first and last piece of art at his Shanghai studio.