Sentence examples for projects held from inspiring English sources

Spending on residential projects held steady.

But when a handful of fellow Democrats advocating development projects held up his Highlands bill, he agreed to streamline the permit process.

An Infrastructure Bill will be fast-tracked through Parliament by next month, allowing the Treasury to guarantee £40bn of construction projects held up by lack of finance, including the £600m Mersey Gateway bridge.

By the time new construction essentially ended in the 1980's, when the Reagan Administration drastically reduced federal funds for low-income housing, the city's projects held more than 400,000 residents.

A pebble? Paul sat and watched the outskirts of Cleveland bloom in his window, as if endlessly delayed construction projects held professional interest for him, a village of concrete foundations filled with sand, rebar poking through like the breathing tubes of men buried alive.

An evaluation of one of The Reader Organisation's shared reading projects, held within Mersey Care, an NHS trust specialising in treatment for mental ill-health and substance misuse, recorded the benefits of reading in company as described by one woman: "Doctors and stuff aren't always what you need.

No one knows exactly how many of the city's 344 public housing projects hold Old Timers Days.

These projects hold the promise of providing long-term jobs while preserving, and in some cases improving, the environment.

The Champion-IDU projects holds valuable lessons for other engaged in harm reduction in a hostile environment, said Tanguay.

Directors of large institutions often spend their first year on the job mapping out their plans while their predecessors' last projects hold the spotlight.

CITY PLANNING MEETING -- The New York City Planning Commission, which advises the mayor on housing plans and other development projects, holds its regular meeting, City Hall, 10 a.m.