Sentence examples for project to construct a from inspiring English sources

He says that Saddam took over the project to construct a massive military complex under the city.

The project to construct a new, all-embracing legal climate treaty that would incorporate them fell apart principally because of dissension about the form of the new agreement.

SWAN (Semantic Web Application in Neuromedicine) is a project to construct a semantically-organized, community-curated, distributed knowledge base of Theory, Evidence, and Discussion in biomedicine.

A project to construct a new treatment facility as an extension of the existing HIMAC facility has been initiated for the further development of carbon-ion therapy.

The garage, which is at 150th Street and Jamaica Avenue and has 217 spaces, was part of an $82 million project to construct a family courthouse two buildings away.

In addition, the White House said that the Pentagon would seek to speed up the Cooperative Threat Reduction project to construct a chemical weapons destruction facility at Shchuchye, 1,000 miles southeast of Moscow, allowing for its earlier completion.

In 2009 the Tsawwassen people initiated through their economic development corporation a project to construct an industrial park in the suburb of Delta, just south of Vancouver, on their lands abutting the Strait of Georgia.

2.39am GMT 32nd over: Australia 103-5 (Smith 11 Haddin 5) Ian Forth has a 'B' in his bonnet and says, "The project to construct an entire B team (probably in both senses of the word) for England should not be abandoned until the first test against Australia in 2015 sees England field this team: Bell, Bopara, Ballance, Bairstow, Borthwick, Buttler, Bresnan, Broad, Blackwell, Briggs, Batty.

As a project to construct meaning, a sentence or paragraph must eventually end, while a thought process can potentially continue endlessly in developing or modifying meanings.

In what would be the biggest such deal this year, a team including EDF and Areva is bidding for a contract for the first phase of a project to construct nuclear power plants in the United Arab Emirates, a deal that could be worth up to $40 billion over decades.

To this end, we present one strategy we have used in our project to construct and creatively visualize a novel dataset on the transnational hazardous waste trade in North America.