Sentence examples for move forward with construction from inspiring English sources
A bill to move forward with construction of the Keystone XL pipeline has been approved by Congress but vetoed by President Barack Obama.
The local stadium authority launched a lawsuit against the city in April, kicking off the effort to move forward with construction and forgo ballot-box approval.
Aside from FERC's environmental assessment, Dominion Energy has to hold public hearings before Maryland's Public Service Commission can allow it to move forward with construction.
"Despite successfully stopping the leak, until [Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources] lifts its order, we will continue to move forward with construction of the second relief well," Donovan said.
If the secretary of state and president decide the pipeline is in the national interest, they will issue a permit to TransCanada, the company seeking to build the pipeline, allowing it to move forward with construction.
"However, Silverstein Properties is moving forward with construction of the Freedom Tower.
Obama had been silent since the army corp's announcement, and Energy Transfer Partners, the company operating the pipeline, has rapidly moved forward with construction, in recent days approaching the massive protest camps and river where Native American leaders fear significant damage.
The Times Company also said that it was moving forward with construction of its new headquarters on Eighth Avenue, a project that was delayed in the fall as the company's development partner, Forest City Ratner, sought financing.
In a compromise with the coalition, the developers are now seeding $300,000 in a city fund to make the district a reality; in exchange, they will face less resistance in moving forward with construction.
"This permit enables us to move forward with the construction of a marine transfer station at East 91st Street that will handle a significant portion of Manhattan's waste," Deputy Mayor Cas Holloway said in a statement.
"This ruling reaffirms that TransCanada has — and continues — to follow all state and federal laws and regulations as we move forward with the construction of the Gulf Coast Project," said Grady Semmens, a TransCanada spokesman.In court, Ms. Hammond's argument seemed to exasperate a TransCanada lawyer, James Freeman.
