Sentence examples for meet construction from inspiring English sources

A royal commission into the earthquakes found that the CTV building collapsed because it did not meet construction standards.

Project Grande (Guernsey), their joint venture with a company owned by the prime minister of Qatar, needed to take out a £1.15bn loan from the German bank Eurohypo AG to pay for the land in London's wealthy Knightsbridge area and meet construction costs to deliver the promised "ultimate perfection".

The rules, which would have come into effect on 24 June, would have required oil and gas companies to reveal the chemicals they inject into the ground for fracking purposes, to meet construction standards when drilling wells, and to dispose of contaminated water safely.

In other actions, the authority board approved a deal under which St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, which stood at 155 Cedar Street until its destruction on 9/11, would receive a new building site and up to $60 million to meet construction and security costs in exchange for turning over its Cedar Street property.

The authority will meet construction firm Bowmer and Kirkland to check its plans are within budget and comply with planning rules before giving the green light for work to begin.

But only three of the state's 654 charter schools were available because the privately operated schools aren't required to meet constructions guidelines for hurricane protections.

Work began in 1983, after which Cuban engineers encountered significant problems in meeting construction targets.

If you're not comfortable with your level of expertise in inspecting the boat, consult a marine surveyor who will be able to tell you if the craft meets construction standards.

The panel, at Mr. Silverstein's request, did eliminate the "cross default" provision of the development agreement that would have put him in default on all three towers if he failed to meet the construction schedules for any one building.

And a deputy police commissioner, Paul J. Browne, will regularly meet with construction industry officials to discuss their concerns.

And in Dhi Qar and Babil Provinces, there are complaints that roads and buildings recently completed by the Americans do not meet basic construction standards.