Sentence examples for speed rebuilding from inspiring English sources

While in Keene, he announced that he was temporarily suspending a variety of state permitting requirements to help speed rebuilding efforts.

A1 Shift in Iraq Approach The White House has ordered a major reorganization of efforts to quell violence and speed rebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan, part of an apparent effort to exert more direct control over events.

Though the influx of contractors was imperative to speed rebuilding — there are only so many plumbers and electricians in a community — it has also provoked hundreds of complaints of fraud, including a recent spike after the first major rainstorm, when poorly repaired roofs across the city started leaking.

PAGE A10 No Progress on Ground Zero Gov. George E. Pataki's effort to strike a deal with the ground zero developer to speed rebuilding failed when he was unable to convince New Jersey or City Hall officials that it made financial sense.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Bloomberg Wants to Speed Rebuilding at Ground Zero Mayor Bloomberg used his State of the City speech to call for a drastic change in the World Trade Center development plan so the project can finally move forward.

He would also have more authority than ever, thanks to the new powers being given to speed the rebuilding.

Ms. Manigat and Mr. Martelly share many positions, both promising to slow a cholera epidemic, speed up rebuilding after the earthquake and improve safety.

But now that the city is desperately short of cash for new housing, now that politicians want radical steps to speed to rebuilding downtown, why is it still taboo to ask for sacrifices from construction workers?

Also on Friday, President Benigno S. Aquino III ordered his Cabinet to speed up rebuilding plans to provide permanent shelter for the 4 million left homeless by the storm that packed winds and a sea surge of historic proportions.

His three-point plan involved boosting security in Baghdad, speeding up rebuilding and "putting on TV things people want to watch – local soaps, football etc".

The main spending areas are public housing for poor households; infrastructure projects such as railways, roads, airports and the power grid; speeding up rebuilding after the May earthquake; and increased spending on health and education.