Sentence examples for maritime construction from inspiring English sources

The rules cover most workers, but exempt some employment fields, including agriculture, maritime, construction and some railroad employees, federal officials said.

Instead of just becoming a maritime engineer, he learned the latest techniques of maritime construction.

Since the discovery of oil, the UAE has experienced significant economic and industrial growth, particularly in the petroleum, aviation, maritime, construction, and health care industries (2).

There is a contingent of workers for foreign companies: oil and maritime engineers, construction supervisors, translators.

OSHA has estimated that more than 2 million workers are exposed to crystalline silica dust in the general, maritime, and construction industries (OSHA 2003).

The models account for the correlation among sea states and are useful for planning maritime operations, including construction of coastal structures.

Architectural changes in Swahili towns, beginning after C.E. 1200, similarly suggest increasing attention to maritime matters: the construction of more formal port and maritime architecture, the movement of mosques from town centers to the edge of shorelines, and the development of domestic architecture featuring the potential for hospitality.

These aspects of civil engineering may be considered under the following headings: construction, transportation, maritime and hydraulic engineering, power, and public health.

Singapore has already taken steps this year to make it more difficult to import workers, including increasing levies on overseas hires and reducing the allowable ratio of foreign to local employees at companies in the service, manufacturing, construction and maritime sectors.

The recruitment occurred inside Singapore and targeted foreign Bangladeshi workers in the construction and maritime industries.

During the Victorian era Southampton saw a huge expansion of its maritime docks and the construction of a new railway line.