Sentence examples for raise construction from inspiring English sources

He has been a co-author of several studies concluding that the agreements do not raise construction costs or decrease the number of bidders.

Ed Miliband said the fund was a key element of the party's plan to raise construction levels to 200,000 a year by 2020.

"Failed budgets mean smaller budgets," Mr. Smith explained, "and we can't raise construction money through a bond referendum because the voters won't support it".

In principle, the latest passive safety designs, by reducing the number of pumps, valves, and pipes, should yield a cost saving; however, other more stringent safety standards might raise construction costs.

He says that while highly mechanized processing lines reduce plant worker exposure to contaminated materials, they also raise construction costs possibly beyond what the town can afford.

Sinking pilings into the soft marine clay to build an underground parking lot raised construction costs.

Even without formal sanctions, the public took a dim view of Mr. Ezz's business dealings, which were faulted — rightly or wrongly — as raising construction costs in Egypt, as cement prices rose along with steel prices.

That underscores the importance of increasing the endowment even as the institution raises construction money; its operating budget is expected to jump to $5 million from the current $3.2 million once the Thalia is up and running.

The increase in final demand of public investment raises construction production and also labor and capital demand, but unemployment benefits only fall in 0.26%.

From an economic perspective, these changes have raised construction costs by 11% in multifamily dwellings and 17% in single-family dwellings.

It is generally accepted that non-root modals involve a raising construction (as compared to a control construction) and take a proposition as the complement (Hacquard 2006, Tsai 2001, among others).