Sentence examples for would have construction from inspiring English sources

But now Joyce officials are compelled to make contingency plans because there has been little progress downtown, where the most optimistic forecast would have construction begin in 2014.

A building would have required construction to an 11th-degree standard to have escaped damage in last month's earthquake.

Without it, "every big city would have all construction come to a screeching halt," Bloomberg said recently.

County supervisors threatened to redraw zoning for the land in a way that would have banned construction.

Siemens had previously bailed out, and Spain has delayed signing an agreement that would have allowed construction of a solar plant in Morocco to proceed.

Voters in the Houston suburb of Katy seemed set to reject a bond that would have financed construction of the most expensive high school football arena in the country.

A rival consortium, which lost out to the Axa team, stuck closer to the original design and would not have needed new planning permission, which would have hastened construction.

Had baseball been played at these Olympic Games, it would have meant construction of a bona fide baseball venue in London (not to mention softball), and a Great Britain team playing on an Olympic level, which, at least in theory, could have provided a springboard for the growth of the sport in the UK.

Bermejo says that would have covered construction costs at the University of the Basque Country and the facility's operations through 2022.

Furthermore, there is a need to examine the use of 3D printed models for more complex designs that can be physically assembled and dissembled by craft workers and other end users and the influence this would have on construction performance.

The proposal would have increased construction costs by DKK 900 million and was deemed not economical.