We cannot, accordingly, but ask the question: is this the beginning of the end for the EU, a construction that had started 50 years ago on the basis of an age-old utopia, but now proves unable to fulfil its promises?
Not one playhouse shown has servants' quarters.PAUL BROWN Denver As I read this article, I'm looking at the "fort" made by my godchildren: two dining-room chairs with a blanket strung between them, a simple construction that has kept them occupied for days.
But many of these conflicts that broke out in the early 1990's have been improved by a wave of construction that has added 2,000 churches in Ukraine in the decade.
It has been argued that the bunkerisation programme was a form of "patterned large-scale construction" that "has a disciplinary potential as a means of familiarising a population with a given order of rule".
My colleague Mark Bulik points out an oddly oxymoronic construction that has been popping up lately: "an anti-[blank] advocate".
Museology is in moral crisis after a spate of manic construction that has exalted edifices over their contents, and institutional narcissism over the romance of art lovers and art works.
Today's session, the last before lawmakers recessed for the summer, was only the latest in a series of deadlines for an agreement on school construction that have passed without a deal.
JERUSALEM — Israel said Sunday that it would build hundreds of new housing units within the populous West Bank settlement blocs, ending a slowdown in government-supported construction that had lasted several months.
In 1776 Smeaton became the first to use a cast-iron wheel, and two years later he introduced cast-iron gearing, thereby bringing to an end the all-wood construction that had prevailed since Roman times.
In April, rumors that Rennert was building a private museum to showcase his massive art collection surfaced when the town of Sagaponack issued a stop-work order on new construction that had been started without the proper permits.
