Sentence examples for meeting construction from inspiring English sources

I get to test Miliband's famous empathy for myself when we visit a vast building site in Salford, where he tours the staff canteen meeting construction workers.

But Steinberg said his biggest problems had more to do with meeting construction deadlines and working with foreign crews under restrictive French guidelines.

During the second meeting, construction workers will be able to get instruction and training on the ergonomic measure by the expert in a test environment (step 4).

During the second meeting, construction workers will be able to get instruction and training on the ergonomic measure by an expert in a test environment (step 4).

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

Ryan Ostrom, divisional vice president for digital marketing for the Craftsman, Kenmore and Diehard brands at Sears, said the subject would be led blindfolded into those situations and would be extricated only through meeting some construction challenge.

DAVID M. HALBFINGER William L. Gormley PRODUCER -- Stevens Reed Curcio & Company TITLE -- "Strongest Candidate" ON THE SCREEN -- Videotape of Mr. Gormley meeting with construction workers, still photos of the golden dome at the University of Notre Dame and of a young Mr. Gormley in a Marine Corps uniform.

Board officials said the city schools intended to focus on vocational training, and said Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy had scheduled a meeting with construction industry representatives next month to discuss expanding the program.

During this meeting the construction companies will be informed about the purpose, the measurements, the two types of intervention and the randomized allocation to one of the intervention groups.

The Buildings Department had just ended that policy on Wednesday, saying that it would switch to conducting spot checks and "safety meetings" for construction workers.

Protest meetings slowed construction of the line, but the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company had a secret plan: It hired Jasper Cropsey to design its 14 stations, to "quiet the remaining grumblers" forever, as Appleton's put it.