Examples of using Built through in English and their translations into French
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The new educational centre was designed and built through an agreement with Gap Insaat
Aurora were built through the city in 1896,
A railroad was swiftly built through the corridor that allowed far more supplies to reach the city than the"Road of Life",
Resilience has also to be built through appropriate risk management strategies(see section 3.2.2)
activities ensure that ADKAR is built through all phases of project delivery,
Bridges have been built through the Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC)
The Great Trail was built through leadership expressed across the country from non-profits
In Chile, the majority of housing built through the subsidy scheme between 1978
If you are having your home built through a property developer
BD believes that the future will be built through enthusiastic individuals,
Convinced also that to this end, the consensus built through a sincere and fair reconciliation of the interests of the different political partners
security would be built through the harmonization of national policies,
in fact, built through the effective functioning of five systems.
cooperation should be developed, confidence should be built through dialogue and common security promoted through cooperation;
also demonstrating that capacity can be built through the selfmanagement of cultural events.
A clear challenge for arts and culture organizations is to sustain the fundraising momentum that they have built through time-limited or project-specific campaigns.
General Dodge, uh… as Chief Engineer of the Union Pacific… are you quite sure that a railroad more than 1000 miles long… can actually be built through such a wilderness?
roads are being built through it to enable Israelis to travel;
complementarity and cooperation was being built through the Bolivarian Alliance of the Americas(ALBA)
capacity that CanmetMINING has built through its collaborative research