Sentence examples similar to Concrete enforced from inspiring English sources
Was this the concrete enforcer of global division with its death strip, enfiladed by machine guns in the watchtowers before the wall came down in 1989 and a reunified Germany began burying its memory under a forest of glittery high-rises?
U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman said he was moving ahead with the case in hopes that Guatemala, a partner of the U.S. in the Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), would make "concrete improvements" in enforcing labor laws already on its books.
Low and middle-incomes countries are increasingly demonstrating their capacity to put into practice concrete mechanisms for enforcing ethical requirements.
There could thus be a case for a joint MoH/MoF advocacy towards donors to enforce concrete actions that follow the spirit and content of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness and the Accra Agenda for Action.
Quality control of concrete admixtures is very important and is enforced by State DOT specifications, special provisions, and project specifications.
Nor are there concrete details of how the rules will be enforced.
As for the quality of the new buildings, "Wading through Piano's pointless concrete planes", says Curtis, "is like listening to enforced muzak before rising to the sublimity of Bach or Mozart".
Concrete commitments need to be evaluated, measured and enforced.
Her emphasis on "concrete and current" (roads and electricity) development, in tune with the structural adjustment programmes enforced by the US at the expense of social welfare and jobs, diminished her popularity.
The sprawling concrete-enforced discotheque is equipped with the latest sound and lighting systems, a stage and a secret entrance separate from the mansion's.
