Sentence examples for preliminary phase of from inspiring English sources

The mission will end the preliminary phase of station construction.

The preliminary phase of his career might actually be called his silver age, after the subdued palette he often favored.

So they are now in a preliminary phase of experimenting with increased connectivity among their own people.

He also described plots still in a preliminary phase of development, such as a plan to bomb targets on America's West Coast.

In his letter Mr. Lehrer said the preliminary phase of the redesign of 65th Street was "in excess of $1 million, which is grossly excessive and unjustifiable".

Though this preliminary phase of their correspondence is not sequestered along with the thousand or so letters that Eliot later wrote to her, it does not appear in this volume.

In the preliminary phase of the project, scanners have been fine-tuned and programs which visualise their data developed to provide brain-connection maps of extraordinary power and beauty.

By Andy Logan The New Yorker, November 3 , 1986P. 148 In March of this year when it was clear that early revelations of local municipal corruption, which first broke in January, were just the preliminary phase of a historical political scandal, Gov. Mario Cuomo invited Mayor Edward Koch to join him in establishinga State-City Commission on Integrity in Government.

While Safeway was involved in the preliminary phase of the troubled deconstruction project, it was rejected for the primary subcontract to take the building down, in part because of the city investigation, and because one of its previous owners had two felony convictions and was accused of having ties to the mob.

The use of this latter procedure to amend the constitution without going through the preliminary phase of obtaining parliamentary approval is constitutionally questionable, but it led to a significant result when, in October 1962, the election of the president by universal suffrage was approved by 62 percent of those voting.

C. 1295 Ghent, Belgium July 17, 1345 Ghent, Belgium Jacob van Artevelde, ( English: James Van Artevelde) (born c. 1295, Ghent, Flanders [now in Belgium] died July 17 , 1345 Ghent), Flemish leader who played a leading role in the preliminary phase of the Hundred Years' War (1337 1453).