Sentence examples for road infrastructure project from inspiring English sources

The homes are making way for WestConnex, the nation's largest road infrastructure project.

As it stands, a proposed major road infrastructure project from the municipality threatens to displace them from their homes, and they are fighting for their right to stay.

The case-study on a large-scale road infrastructure project shows that the expected reliance on technical expertise and competitive procurement for guaranteeing public interest was outweighed by a number of design flaws.

But thanks to the Belt and Road infrastructure project – a revival of the Silk Road route that Mercator had read about in the travelogues of Marco Polo, this time subsidised with billions of dollars by the Chinese government – the port is fast becoming Europe's central logistics hub.

1977 1. n.a. 2. Dringlichkeitsreihung 1972 + 1975 3. Road Priority Ranking Study 1972 + 1975 4. [9] Development of an objective, scientific method to rank road infrastructure projects Priority list of road construction projects (motorways and trunk roads) for all projects in Austria Sectoral study, only road infrastructure project under investigation.

At the time it opened, it was Western Australia's largest ever road infrastructure project.

With a $50m£33m3m) stand-alone road safety loan from the World Bank (a drop in the ocean compared to the $500bn a year spent on road infrastructure projects supported by the multilateral development banks) Argentina has covered all the main "pillars" of the safe system.

Including a contribution to the Sand Hill Road infrastructure, the project cost $118 million.

In a move that signaled geopolitical shifts from West to East, Italy broke with its European and American allies during last week's visit by President Xi Jinping of China, and became the first member of the Group of 7 major economies to officially sign up to China's vast new One Belt One Road global infrastructure project.

Since last week Senator Jim Bunning has used his privilege under the chamber's parliamentary rules to hold up a 30-day extension of unemployment benefits, health insurance assistance, funding for road and infrastructure projects across the country, and other aid.

WASHINGTON — Unable to come to agreement on highway funding and eager to start a two-week recess, Congress on Thursday passed a 90-day stopgap measure to continue paying for the nation's highways and infrastructure programs, averting a halt in road and infrastructure projects because of the inability of lawmakers to agree on a broader transportation measure.