Sentence examples for national construction from inspiring English sources
"We congratulate those crossbench senators who have taken a principled stance in rejecting this bill, which discriminates against 1 million Australians whose sweat and skill built this nation", the CFMEU national construction secretary, Dave Noonan, said.
This in turn suggests that national construction industries are best viewed as distinct project marketing milieus.
"He is supporting a move that puts workers assets – including their homes – on the line, for something that happened in 2008," said the national construction secretary, Dave Noonan.
The Ryans were major road builders, and today Ryan, Inc., started in 1884 by Paul's great-grandfather, is a national construction firm.
CFMEU national construction secretary Dave Noonan said the drug ice posed a threat on worksites not seen for other recreational drugs.
The design team, associated with the national construction firm HNTB, submitted a proposal for a bridge made of lightweight precast concrete panels that are snapped into place and covered with foliage.
Multi-national construction firms unlawfully kept secret files on workers that they thought were politically troublesome.
What we do know is that the Department of Defense awarded an initial $3 million construction contract to Central Asian Engineering — a multi-national construction firm that describes itself as doing "the hardest jobs" in "the toughest places" with "the best people".
As well as being the primary vehicle for super-charged national building, the construction industry is also the widest channel for bribes.
PAGE 12 NATIONAL ROAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES Lower Prices to Win Stimulus Jobs Construction companies, hungry for work in the dismal economy, have slashed their prices to try to win the first round of public-works projects being paid for by the federal stimulus package.
For example, since China's first 5-year plan in the 1950s, national railway construction has represented the nation's advanced industrialization process.
