Sentence examples for motorway projects from inspiring English sources
It is raiding unspent EU funds, to the dismay of Greek firms working on motorway projects they fear could soon be stalled.
Greek contractors expect to resume work in the autumn on €6 billion of EU-financed motorway projects stalled since the crisis.
It suggests that the additional impact caused by traffic noise should be considered in visual impact assessment of motorway projects.
The vocal crowd included opponents of the NSW council amalgamations, light rail development, nightspot lockout laws, anti-protest legislation and the WestConnex motorway project.
In the present study, the audio visual impact of a new motorway project on people has been assessed by means of immersive virtual reality technology.
Although protesting against the M3 had been ongoing since the early 1970s, the protest-action on top of the down, described in 1994 as the most controversial British motorway project ever to start construction, attracted a wider group of classes of people than had previously been the case, and included physical violence from onsite security officers.
The pull-out resistance tests on the DSM columns constructed for the Ballina Bypass motorway construction project in NSW Australia are compared to the chart to provide guidance with respect to acceptance criteria required to achieve the desired performance.
The sample was taken from a waste fill site where the material was extracted from an exploratory borehole during the M74 motorway expansion project.
A sample of contaminated groundwater was taken from a monitoring well within a COPR waste site as part of the M74 motorway expansion project in the south east of Glasgow, UK.
In particular, participants were exposed to 3D reconstructions of an actual landscape without the projected motorway (ante operam condition), and of the same landscape with the projected motorway (post operam condition).
The increase in exposure around the projected motorway owing to increased maximum noise levels could be avoided by building noise barriers and introducing speed reductions.
