Sentence examples for proposal to construct from inspiring English sources

A proposal to construct and operate a small scale mine and power plant, supplying electricity to the local market, has been identified as the best way to proceed.

Keep It Small Plans to increase the park's size by 40 percent were in a proposal to construct a corkscrew-shaped skyscraper next door.

The three delegates hired by the Environmental Protection Authority were asked in January 2014 to assess a proposal to construct a common-user liquid natural gas precinct at James Price Point near Broome, 2,240km north of Perth, Western Australia.

The future of Long Island Sound was dealt a harsh but not unexpected blow by the release of the federal government's draft environmental impact statement on Broadwater Energy's proposal to construct a liquefied natural gas terminal.

Mr. Solano said he and others asked city planners to slow down and consider alternatives, including a proposal to construct a high-rise building with roughly double the number of housing units in the city's plan.

The original velodrome on the site was demolished to make way for the Périphérique, but the city council approved a proposal to construct the road under a newly-built football stadium, though the exact chronology isn't entirely clear.

At contentious City Council meetings, homeowners question the construction of new visitor attractions and proposals to construct more desalination plants, whose costs would be passed on to customers who already pay higher rates than mainlanders.

The government is backing proposals to construct another runway at Dublin airport.

Proposals to construct a so-called U2 Tower - the tallest residential development in Ireland on the southside of the Liffey river - have drawn complaints from locals in Dublin's Ringsend.

Further proposals to construct large hydropower dams on China's southwestern rivers have caused concern among downstream neighbors, such as India, toward megadam proposals on the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet (Tang 2013).

Stansted, in Essex, which is London's third busiest airport and a major hub for budget airlines such as Ryanair, has been identified by London's mayor, Boris Johnson, as the only viable alternative to proposals to construct a £50bn airport in the Thames estuary.