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The sanctions could be imposed as early as next week if Japan does not take positive steps to open its closed construction market.

At the top floor there are beds built as closed constructions, so that their occupants would keep warm in the winter time.

He drove a giant pavement roller after a motorist who had cut into a closed construction lane.

The closed construction principle allows the installation on non-agricultural land and provides contamination-resistant operation with high system availability.

The United States has cited the closed construction system of bid-rigging and other collusive practices as a structural impediment to free trade.

Over time, the patricians' houses appeared and by the middle of the 14th century they had formed a closed construction with the limits of the plots defined.

Bid-Rigging and Collusion American construction companies have been trying for several years to break into the lucrative but closed construction industry in Japan.

Springs continue to flow from the limestone ledge on the east side of the creek despite the extremely close construction of the medical/hospital complex and associated parking lots.

Aggravating the problem is the fact that most are built at a higher house-to-land ratio, resulting in closer construction between neighbouring boundaries, smaller backyards and smaller setbacks.

Its development will bring to a close construction at the business and technical center, which began in the late 1950's as one of the first industrial parks in the state and the nation.

The Coalition for a Better Washington Square Park - yes, another coalition - says the proposed restoration is needlessly broad and would reduce the park to a closed construction site.

Another close construction is an allusion to a proverb, such as "The new boss will probably fire some of the old staff, you know what they say about a 'new broom'," alluding to the proverb "The new broom will sweep clean."