Sentence examples for project in the south of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ban spent some of his brief visit in Gaza inaugurating a United Nations housing project in the south of the tiny Mediterranean enclave.

An increasing number of hydroelectric stations have been completed in Assam, most notably the Kopili Hydel Project in the south of the state.

LIMA, Peru (Reuters) — The police and demonstrators opposed to an irrigation project in the south of the country clashed Thursday, killing one man and injuring 18, as President Alan García faced a new conflict over natural resources in Peru's surging economy.

At the 5M project, in the South of Market neighborhood, 40% of units will be rented below market rate.

"It starts with our huge gas projects in the south of Iran — they are behind schedule," he said.

Iran's state English-language television, Press TV, reported that Shateri was killed on Tuesday and described him as the man who "led the Iranian-financed reconstruction projects in the south of Lebanon".

The king was reported to have been on a trip to look at infrastructure projects in the south of the country.

In other works, it has been shown that ϵ effect scan changes the predicted probability of collapse by 20%to30%0% for benchmark project located in the south of downtown Los Angeles (Goulet et al. 2006).

The company is well known locally for several projects in Monaco, the South of France and the Italian Riviera, and the architect, Alexandre Giraldi, also is collaborating with the British architect Norman Foster on a new Monte Carlo yacht club.

A sample of contaminated groundwater was taken from a monitoring well within a COPR waste site as part of the M74 motorway expansion project in the south east of Glasgow, UK.

It's been noted more than once, since Judge Sotomayor was nominated by President Barack Obama to the Supreme Court, that her family was the only one in its housing project in the South Bronx area of New York to have the Encyclopaedia Britannica, that most authoritative and venerated compendium of knowledge.