Similar words: public policy, public, in public, publicly, republic, publicize, publicity, publicise. Meaning: n. structures (such as highways or schools or bridges or docks) constructed at government expense for public use.
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31. While in office he was most noted for his ambitious programme of public works financed by foreign debt.
32. A similar directive covering public works contracts over £3.5 million is scheduled to come in at the beginning of 1990.
33. The Phoenix Department of Public Works does this by competing in garbage collection.
34. the surveyor of public works.
35. He proposed an elaborate program of public works.
36. Massive public works projects were started, including a shipping port to rival Hong Kong's.
37. The package includes public works, social welfare and tax reform.
38. In 1956, Eisenhower likely didn't fully realize that he was creating not just a public works program but an economic and social blueprint for the next 50 years.
39. As their prominence grew, the Khmer kings initiated many grand public works projects.
40. With "public works" viewed primarily as a means of "providing employment, " explained Hazlitt, an endless array of projects will be "invented" by the government.
41. China Steel Association letter to the Department of Public Works suggested that the abolition of the spot ore trade.
42. The design of equipment layout , major equipment and public works also completed.
43. 1930 - Great Depression: US President Herbert Hoover goes before Congress and asks for a US$150 million public works program to help generate jobs and stimulate the economy.
44. American sculptor and architect whose public works include the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D . C . ( 1982 ).
45. All the architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical and building services works shall comply with the latest edition of Government's General Specifications for public works.
46. Letter the Department of Public Works cut iron ore importers should be quality control in the 5-10.
47. It is also the appropriate time for the government to quickly implement a massive public works program.
48. Bond Bond issued by a government or government agency to raise money for public works projects.
49. Various measures have been adopted to ensure the smooth delivery of the public works projects.
50. What federal agencies have set percentage goals for use of minority - owned businesses in public works contracts?
51. Halifax, of the Public Works Department , bubbled over with false bonhonmie.
52. Roller-compacted revetment with high backfilling thick ness has been widely used in water conservancy works, public works and bank protection for port engineering.
53. The Farm Act, the currency measures, the public works programme, and the Industrial Recovery Bill all grant to the Executive wide discretionary powers.
54. Infrastructure projects such as communication, water conservancy, electric power, public works.
55. In the United States, President-elect Barack Obama pledged Friday to roll out the biggest public works program in decades.
56. His proposals include cuts and creating new jobs through increased government on public works projects.
57. Obama has promised he will launch a massive public works program to help lift the U. S. economy out of recession.
58. In 1997 - 98,[sentencedict.com/public works.html] public works projects valued at some $ 21.1 billion were under management.
59. Americans have used the cohort survival method for the planning of their public works.
60. For public works, the perspective of the Owner's Payment Bonding System may be varied due to different project organization models.
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