Sentence examples for means that construction from inspiring English sources

And on Sept. 5, the residents filed a second appeal, which means that construction cannot move forward.

The justice ministry's sign-off of the titan prison at Wrexham with the Australian property company, Lend Lease, means that construction can now begin in earnest on the site of the former Firestone tyre factory.

This means that construction of classes to handle messy manipulations is possible.

By that he means that construction delays, public opposition to nukes and uncertain energy prices undermine arm's-length financing.

The decision on the Keystone Pipeline means that construction will not happen this year, and Volkswagen was forced to immediately recall 11 million vehicles worldwide.

The Sunday, October 9 judgment means that construction can proceed on private land while the project is still halted on federal lands.

Mr. Krämer of Commerzbank said that a warm spring meant that construction projects in Germany had begun earlier than usual, subtracting some activity from the second quarter.

The sharpest fall in housebuilding since 2014 meant that construction output in May was 2.1% down on April and 2% lower than in May 2015.

The long lead time required to plan and build paper mills meant that construction proceeded even as prices and profit plummeted, starting in late 1995.

On 18 December 2012 the Ministry of Environment and Forests declared a 135 km stretch along the river as an eco-sensitive zone, which meant that construction along the river, especially hotels and hydropower projects, would be banned.

One aspect that certainly points to the level of spare capacity in the economy is the very weak growth of wages in the construction sector: Despite the housing boom in Sydney and some other capital cities, the decline in construction work in the mining sector has meant that construction workers are not exactly scarce.