Sentence examples for projects in the vicinity of from inspiring English sources
Other threats to the park discussed by the Unesco committee included the proposed dredging of the nearby Guadalquivir estuary and the potential impacts from fossil fuel projects in the vicinity of the park.
Five major construction projects in the vicinity of the pagoda were halted by the government after a powerful national Buddhist group, the Association for the Protection of Race and Religion, claimed the developments would affect the foundations of the temple.
ExxonMobil Production Germany GmbH, a major operator in Germany, has announced that fracking projects in the vicinity of certain mineral spa protection zones are not further pursuit and no further hydraulic fracturing activities are carried out before suitable concepts for groundwater monitoring are implemented [15].
The time varied flood discharge forecasting at an unmeasured station might provide a valuable reference for designing an engineering project in the vicinity of the investigation region.
The Planning Commission was winding up 18 months of study on a proposal to develop a residential project in the vicinity of Normandy and Inverness drives.
In particular, AltaRock has said that the Basel project drilled in the vicinity of a major known fault that, the company says, was responsible for a huge earthquake that devastated the city in 1356.
Trump's Republicans are projected to lose somewhere in the vicinity of 30 to 35 seats once the counting is done.
In the most of civil projects, many activities are done in the vicinity of each other.
Ralls Corp, which had been installing wind turbine generators made in China by Sany Group, has four wind farm projects that are within or in the vicinity of restricted air space at a naval weapons systems training facility, according to the Obama administration.
According to SS 274 9356, Pan Mei and Liang Hui were involved in a project to construct border fortifications in the vicinity of Bingzhou (Taiyuan) in 980.
In April 1945, Groves sent Lansdale, now a lieutenant colonel, to Europe, where he met with Lieutenant General Walter B. Smith and Major General Harold Bull of SHAEF to develop a plan for Operation Harborage, the capture of German nuclear energy project scientists, materials and facilities in the vicinity of Hechingen, Bisingen and Haigerloch.
