The phrase "a building of local" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to describe a building that is local in nature or significance, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The city council approved the construction of a building of local importance to serve the community."
Alternatives: "a locally significant building" or "a building of local significance".
Likewise, the whole village was presented with a gift at the end of the study consisting of either a television set for the communal room (where there was electricity) or corrugated roofing sheets as a contribution to the building of local schools or community areas.
To borrow a phrase from Pierre Bourdieu, this building of local "cultural capital" is a pre-requisite for bringing integration to life.
In addition, capacity building of local scientists in the conduct of economic evaluations may be a priority area in the future.
Its Doric peripheral construction (having columns surrounding the building) of local gray limestone has been partially restored.
These developments brought issues of empowerment, capacity building of local people, financing and programme sustainability into the dialogue.
The capacity building of local providers and managers as the 'owners' of improvement was likely an important contribution to the results.
It can be tough for shareholders and customers alike to see how the greening of a building or local philanthropy can translate into return for investors during such a bleak economic time.
The weekend seminar, set in the lecture hall of a biological sciences building of a local state university, felt, if anything... very familiar.
All meals are served in the open-fronted restaurant, a grass-roofed building, made of local muninga wood, on stilts with great views of the beach and the pool.
Among their tasks are building a team of local executives eventually to replace themselves, and upholding GE's anti-corruption credentials.
