Sentence examples for terminal project from inspiring English sources

Detroit Metro Wayne County Airport, Midfield Hotel Terminal Project, $107.2 million of airport hotel revenue bonds.

Mr. Coleman said that the overall cost of the terminal project was $55.6 million, which includes engineering, design, planning, insurance, administration and utilities.

The terminal project will re-emphasize the ticket counter area, a reversal of a trend toward retail development by the gates that was driven by electronic ticketing.

Yesterday, the Port Authority board took an important step in the ferry terminal project by awarding a $35.7 million contract to Spearin, Preston & Burrows of Staten Island, the marine construction division of Modern Continental Companies of Cambridge, Mass.

Mr. Cohen of OENJ-Cherokee said plans were also moving forward for a $35 million ferry terminal project, which is to be developed privately or in partnership with Union County.

The terminal project, Ms. Ward explained, "was inspired by seeing this enormous, gorgeous landmark sitting here unused and by the desire to make it accessible to the general public".

Some analysts say companies may slow completion of a few of the new export terminal projects.

The first public hearings for the terminal projects, conducted by the Army Corps of Engineers, are set to begin this month in Bellingham, near the Lummi reservation.

At least 15 proposed terminal projects have filed regulatory applications to export gas, and if all were approved, they could export more than 25 billion cubic feet a day, equivalent to more than a third of domestically consumed natural gas.

So far, the Obama administration has granted permits to three terminal projects, two in Louisiana and one in Texas, and it appears to be on a gradual path to approve a handful more over the next several years to avoid risking the natural gas price spike Mr. Liveris fears.

Add it all up and the sheer number of American terminal projects hoping to find their place in the LNG market appears stupendous on paper.