Sentence examples for building governing from inspiring English sources

They were more interested in a movement of ideas than in building governing majorities.

That issue arises not only after general elections, when the process of building governing coalitions is greased with large sums of money.

Backed by a new Constitution, he has started building governing institutions with a focus on security, on delivering public services and on judicial and financial reform.

But ostracism means that building governing coalitions is becoming ever harder, while confirming the Blok in its ways, and in its criticism of the political establishment as a cosy, self-serving and corrupt monopoly.And that strikes a chord among many non-Blok Belgians.

But Nahum Barnea, a columnist for the newspaper Yediot Aharonot and one of Israel's most prominent political commentators, said in an interview that when it came to building governing coalitions, the religious parties would go with whoever promised to preserve their interests.

But increasingly, condominium buyers are also being asked to fill out lengthy applications and provide detailed financial information to buildings' governing boards.

The bishop has said in his defense that the reported spending covered 10 projects, some of them involving buildings governed by landmark preservation laws that drove up costs, and that his private quarters were a relatively small part of the work.

However, in these buildings, failure of beams in a single (in case of low-rise buildings) or in multiple storeys (three storeys in the case of the studied 8-storey buildings) governed the collapse of the buildings.

But since the attack on the World Trade Center, city officials have been examining whether the current fire and building codes governing construction standards, as well as fuel storage in urban areas, are adequate in light of new realities.

It contributed $100,000 to the event, he says, partly with an eye toward potential changes to building codes governing construction using these materials.

An analysis of the performance of traditional buildings during the earthquake concluded that several factors, including high construction costs, poor materials, a shortage of skills in rural areas, and a lack of building regulations governing traditional construction techniques, have led to a deterioration in the quality of such buildings.