Meanings of earmark for demolition in English

The CBD remains closed, with more than 170 buildings earmarked for demolition.

This second building became near-derelict some years ago and was earmarked for demolition.

They were earmarked for demolition anyway, but the work would be brought forward.

It was subsequently declared unsafe and earmarked for demolition.

The area was obviously earmarked for demolition.

City authorities had offered alternative sites for mosques earmarked for demolition but they later abandoned the campaign against encroachment.

By Christmas 2019, he wanted to relocate 150 houses earmarked for demolition from Auckland to Northland.

Jan said 106 structures built illegally against the wall had been earmarked for demolition, but some residents said they would refuse to go.

Residents of a West Bank settlement earmarked for demolitions by the Israeli supreme court clashed with police and soldiers attempting to evict them today.

The BBC's John Sudworth reports from Shanghai where the only wall on which authorities permit graffiti artists to work has been earmarked for demolition.

On'gare said more than 4,000 buildings built on riparian land in Nairobi had been earmarked for demolition to date.

Some 920 have been earmarked for demolition, while the remainder may be rezoned, thus allowing them to be declared legal and have utilities connected.

Covent Garden Market and the gothic magnificence of St Pancras Station were earmarked for demolition and only saved by a small band of passionate protestors.