Sentences with phrase «years of delay ground»
Due to these actions by the Governor, after years of delay ground is expected to be broken next week on this valuable economic development for New York.»
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ST. GEORGE — After years of delays, the city broke ground a second time on Staten Island's first Family Justice Center.
The project is finally getting off the ground after nearly 10 years of delays, as officials and city agencies attempted to raise funds to make the repairs.
It's been years of long delays to get the sequel to Bryan Bertino's home invasion horror The Strangers off the ground.
One common ground for denying a discharge is when the debtor — with intent to hinder, delay, or defraud a creditor — transfers, removes, destroys, mutilates, or conceals property within one year before the date of filing for bankruptcy or any time after the date of filing.
New hardware from the ground up is too expensive for Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft to do every 5 - 6 years and its clear from Phil Spencer's comments that Microsoft is aware of the PC and console gap getting wider every year they delay.
The daily temp cycles impact the entire atmosphere and a few inches of ground and ocean, there is no way to delay the effects of a GHG release until years out.
In other words — by slowing, delaying, and stopping pipelines, concerned citizens are poised to keep an incredible amount of carbon in the ground (equivalent to shutting down 227 coal plants operating for 40 years).
After years of delay, the Obama Administration faced a court - ordered December 1 deadline to update the current 2008 standard on ground - level ozone, a by - product of burning fossil fuels.
E&E News Amanda Reilly From lawsuits over regulatory delays to public record requests, climate change has proved to be fertile ground for litigation during the first year of the Trump administration, according to a new report chronicling lawsuit trends over the past year.