What means "in the rely"? These conditions at tie-in point (pressure, temperature and quality) are specified in the rely upon information table included in the document.

What means "through your above referenced "? Dear Sirs, The reply received through your above referenced demonstrates that you disregarded our previous communication and reports sent.

Please help me to understand the worker's complain below. The story is that he did not get paid on time for the vacation (home trip allowance), and he is asking for the lost interest and some percentage I do not understand what is meant here (written by Australian English speaker). "The reimbursement (home allowance) was deposit into the bank account. The company did not reimburse any of the lost interest that these expense monies were held onto for near on 2 months. I only invoiced a nominal amount of lost interest of %10 per month, for each month, that the company held onto my personnel monies, they were offered to discuss but they did not discuss this in any communications, just ignored this". Thanks

I am confused with the part of the below sentence that starts with till (the text is written by an Australian speaker): "When we had a video conference with HR, I advised him of my interest and why I wanted to be part of this project, and he advised that I would be welcomed with the company till I am ready to retire approximately in 10 years." My understanding is that since the project is long (approx 10 or more years, HR wanted to be sure that the applicant will stay there for long and is not going to retire since the age of the applicant is 45 or something. Do I understand it correct? Thanks

In which situation I can use the word pontification at the business meeting? Would it sound normal? (General Contractor speaks to Contractor) Don't teach me how to pour the concrete, I don't need your pontification! If pontification is not good here, which word can I use to show irritation? Thank you

What is facility? I need to translate two terms from Russian into English from construction industry: the first one is used as "construction object" in Russian, so something that is to be constructed - my version in English is "construction project". And I also need a word for a project / building that was already constructed - my version is facility. Or facility can be used in the first case as well?

Hi, everyone! I just started to learn Indonesian with Pimsleur, and I need someone who can tell me whether I pronounce the words correct or not (not sure if I really hear what the speaker says :-). In exchange, I can help you with English or Russian.

What’s the difference between “topical”, “relevant”? It’s a relevant question, so lets include it in agenda. Can I use topical here as well?

Wooden Beam or Timber Beam? As far as I understand, the terms 'wood' and 'wooden' is used to refer to the substance that makes up the tree. The term ‘timber’ is used to refer to the wood at any stage after the tree has been felled. In the course of my work on construction site, I hear people say both wooden beam and timber beam — which one is correct? wooden beam OR timber beam glued laminated timber structure OR glued laminated wooden structure