Sentence examples for building associations from inspiring English sources

Officers at four green building associations across Southeast Asia say Green Mark's success has partially influenced how they developed their local rating tools.

Last week, ARTBA, along with the Associated General Contractors of America, held a legislative "fly-in": 500 people signed up, representing 28 construction and building associations and union groups.

However, the more we learn about the processes involved in building associations, and the more it seems we can do with them, the less "simple" and the more cognitive they appear to be (Carruthers 2009, De Wit & Dickinson 2009; Dickinson 2009; Rescorla 1988; Shettleworth 2010a).

It's about building associations between brands, and building long term relationships.

These branches no longer offer services to credit unions or building associations, or third-party transactions on behalf of lawyers and other service providers.

Recent visuomotor adaptation studies revealed indeed how quick is the visuomotor system at building associations that can simplify or reduce the computational work-load.

Believing that she could change her building, if not her block, she joined with other tenants to start a building association.

"Having your own restaurant is an undiscovered treasure," says Ira Rutkow, president of the building association, who cites it as one reason he bought in the building.

The building association estimates the minimum cost of replacing the roofs at $2,000 per unit, though local builders think $3,000 is a likelier minimum figure.

A monthly fee of around $860, paid to the building association, includes building maintenance, a government fee and property tax, heating, water, sewage, limited cable, television and use of the garage, Mr. Lundqvist said.

(The Finnish model was used for the first true U.S. housing cooperative, The Finnish Home Building Association, started by Finnish immigrants in 1918 in New York).