Sentence examples for scope of construction from inspiring English sources

But it can save hospitals money because the method, by eliminating turf battles between architects and construction managers, tends to limit the schedule and scope of construction projects.

The Committee for Environmentally Sound Development, a neighborhood group, sued last year to stop or modify the project on the grounds that it far exceeded the scope of construction contemplated in a 1997 environmental review.

In its demolition application, the city maintained that no feasible alternative was available because of the scope of construction and because funders would not contribute millions of dollars to restore the original design.

Insistent demand in China, where a building boom has gripped many cities, is shrinking the scope of construction projects throughout Westchester County, including school construction under way in Pelham and Bedford, forcing districts to conduct value engineering and seek less expensive solutions or alternative approaches.

The limitations assumed do not trivialize the problem: the type of work considered (repetitive construction) represents a broad scope of construction activity; and while the various assumptions made (such as linearity in correlation) may affect the accuracy of estimates of impact they are unlikely to lead to false conclusions about whether correlation is significant.

The downtown business community protested the original scope of construction, and the Lansing City Council threatened to cancel the project in response to the controversy.

As the scope of building design and construction increases and building systems become more integrated, the use of building energy models has become increasingly widespread in evaluating and predicting building performance.

Still, the scope of the construction is dividing Southampton's full-time residents and its wealthy summer guests.

The town planning board earlier this week began the process of enacting a law that will restrict the size and scope of home construction, depending on the dimensions of the property.

The scope of the construction included excavation of a subbasement into rock with associated tiebacks to support adjacent foundations, installation of rock-bearing shear walls and rock anchors under the existing hospital, and installation of rock-bearing caissons and wall foundations outside the existing hospital.

After Sopko laid out the scope of the construction debacle, Christine Abizaid, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Central Asia, fielded a series of hostile questions from the representatives.