Sentence examples for planned reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Dortmund was largely destroyed in World War II, which led to planned reconstruction on modern lines.

The plan calls for building the M-1 line concurrent with the Michigan Department of Transportation's planned reconstruction on Woodward in 2013, to mitigate some of the risk.

Here they observed ongoing construction of a temporary school structure being built and a temporary learning center in use to ensure children get back to learning quickly until planned reconstruction of flood-damaged schools is completed.

The planned reconstruction of Lincoln Center will allow security "that's not so aesthetically displeasing," Mr. Talamo said.

My guess is that if a planned reconstruction of the ship has been going on we should have had some positive information by now.

But the planned reconstruction of the Prussian-era palace whose ruins were destroyed by the Communist regime in the 1950s hasn't quite come together.

The possibility of stent kinking and low radial force should be considered when planning reconstruction with this device.

The lowermost measured level, 10 cm from the reference line, showed the largest mean of the ARLA (15.4 ± 8.1°), suggesting the importance of accurately measuring the ARLA when planning reconstruction using a distal femoral prosthesis.

Reconstruction following the 1963 earthaquake was mainly conducted by the Polish architect Adolf Ciborowski, who had already planned the reconstruction of Warsaw after World War II.

Yesterday, Mr Jutting's temporary lawyer, Martyn Richmond, said his client "may well co-operate" with a planned police reconstruction at the apartment.

In the second phase of the plan, reconstruction of the damaged central Italian towns would begin in six to eight months.