Sentence examples for of new pavement from inspiring English sources

Or more than 30 miles of new pavement and 400 seats in Head Start.

I say, 'You know, I think Hillary is a better choice.' " Some of the buildings' rear entrances are on a short stretch of new pavement called Freedom Place.

Every shopping center, every drainage improvement, every square foot of new pavement in nearly half the United States was accelerating runoff toward Louisiana.

Eric A. Goldstein, senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, in Manhattan, said the project would produce 13 acres of new pavement, endangering wetlands and increasing the runoff into the Bog Brook and East Branch reservoirs.

Due to many reasons; including the reduction of new pavement construction, conservation of natural resources, preservation of the environment, reduction of landfill space, the use of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) as a component of asphalt mixture has been gaining increasing popularity in recent years around the world.

There's talks of new pavement projects (that will likely be under-financed), there's tales of new plans to "improve security".

Due to this deterioration, the airfield management agencies have gradually shifted their emphasis from construction of new pavements to maintenance and rehabilitation (M&R) of existing ones.

The seal coat project consists of a new surface treatment on the road and striping, thus calling for new pavement lane markings.

On big-sized mesh cracks, the placing of a new pavement layer is needed on the entire pavement surface.

However, considering the construction tolerances in the making and sawing of joints in new pavement construction, which might add 50 150 mm to the required overall dowel length, it's more appropriate to reduce the dowel length by 20% in practice.

Many praised lyrics such as the ones in "Look inside America/ She's alright", and noting Albarn's "obligatory nod to Beck, [and promotion of] the new Pavement album as if paid to do so", reviewers felt the band had come to accept American values during this time an about-face of their attitude during the Britpop years.