Sentence examples for build country from inspiring English sources

Between 1880 and 1920, the open farmland and rolling hills attracted industrialists looking for space to build country houses.

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By following the money, the investigators have been able to establish how the compensation fuelled industry and the development of merchant banks and marine insurance, and how it was used to build country houses and to amass art collections.

In 1956, Roswell Magill, a partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, spoke for a generation of professionals when he wrote that law firms "can no longer honestly assure promising young men that if they become partners they can save money in substantial amounts, build country homes and gardens for themselves like their fathers and grandfathers did, and plan extensive European holidays".

He said army officers are also not used to dealing with the kind of criticism that has been aired in the press, and inquiries into matters like the harsh treatment of recruits from non-Russian republics and the use of soldiers to build country homes for high-ranking officers.

Established in the late 1880s as a suburb of Morristown, then one of the richest communities in the country, New Vernon later became the place to build country estate.

We need to look at how to build country-based, country-run, country-owned delivery systems.

Given that we have spent seven years unable to establish a united front against our nation's internal demons, a campaign to build country-wide support for state action to stem the insurgency -- not a negotiated ceasefire, certainly, for unlike the LTTE, the Taliban will not rest until it controls the entire state -- would do a great deal more than encourage a policy shift.

Wealthy landowners built country houses at Gilling East, Hovingham, and elsewhere.

They built country roads, boosted education and provided health care for the poor.

Understanding the process of growth, including its social, environmental and institutional aspects, builds country ownership and improves development outcomes.