Sentence examples for to construct a fence from inspiring English sources
It has also confirmed its intention to construct a fence along the border with Libya, where it says many Tunisian extremists receive training.
One idea was to construct a fence along the four-mile length of the new road -- but the cost was deemed prohibitive.
That summer, Orbán's government began to construct a fence along Hungary's borders with Serbia and Croatia, essentially halting immigration to the country.
Authorities in Berlin said on Thursday that such acts were now so commonplace, they were planning to construct a fence in front of the wall, saying that if they did not move to protect the structure, it would not survive to the end of the decade.
Creatures like rabbits, squirrels, deer and other animals like to nibble on vegetables, so you may want to construct a fence around your garden.
Nazli Avdan, an expert on migration at the University of Kansas, said: "Hungary's recent endeavours to quickly construct a fence across its border showcases that Europe has no concerted or coordinated plan in mind when coping with involuntary migration".
In addition, the explosive situation in Iraq led Saudi policy makers to decide to construct a $500 million fence along its 900-km (560-mi) border with Iraq.
If the project is approved, Rivers will work with the park owner to construct a taller fence between the residents and the storage lot, he said.
Simonenko and The Together Plan hope to create a memorial out of the headstones "so they won't be used for anything else in the future", or at least to construct a protective fence to secure the graves preserved by the Fortress.
Simonenko and the Together Plan hope to create a memorial out of the headstones "so they won't be used for anything else in the future," or at least to construct a protective fence to secure the graves preserved by the fortress.
In Britain, following the Vickers Commission report, they want to construct a "ring-fence" around the domestic, retail arms of British banks that will separate them from the banks' international, wholesale and capital-markets businesses.
