Sentence examples for set up a construction from inspiring English sources

She wants to set up a housing company run by the mayor through the Greater London Authority (GLA), which would build houses for Londoners, and set up a construction academy.

His organization, whose name refers to a biblical passage in which Jesus speaks of how many times to forgive sinners, has set up a construction company — part apprenticeship program, part life-skills mentor — that allows him to size up the offenders who participate.

They've also helped set up a construction day for local building employers next week". Apprenticeships are expected to follow from that, helping form a counter-culture to peer pressure from gangland which the jailing of 29-year-old Joyce and his associates has also eased.

Báez's set up a construction company called Austral Construcciones just ten days after Néstor Kirchner became president in 2003.

Chris and Paul Meehan, setting up a construction business, veered away from civil service.

The government will reintroduce legislation that sets up a construction industry watchdog, called the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC).

Although the plant was never built, the U.S. paid Bechtel $69 million for drawing up plans, setting up a construction camp and buying two generators that were later installed elsewhere, USAID officials said.

"It changed my life," Mr. Aldeen said, noting that he gave up plans to set up a small construction company and instead founded Team Humanity.

Instead, they found their way to the pockets of the Big Four, who had set up an outside construction firm that just happened to win the contract to build the railroad.

When the Central Pacific Railroad (the western spur of the transcontinental railroad) was built, the four men who started it, including Leland Stanford, set up an outside construction company in which they were the sole shareholders, and used that company to milk the Central Pacific for tens of millions of dollars in excess construction costs.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said the authority had set up a nine-acre construction yard outside the approved footprint for the project, affecting habitat and resulting in the destruction of a kit fox den.