Sentence examples for building interlocking from inspiring English sources

One important premise for building interlocking directorate networks is that enterprises must be aware of each other's existence.

The results show that the odds of companies with the state as their ultimate controller building interlocking directorate networks is 70% higher than other companies.

It is evident that the relationship between the administrative levels to which state-controlled companies are affiliated and their likelihood of building interlocking directorate networks is positive.

As shown in Table 2, the reason that commerce enterprises have a greater propensity for building interlocking directorate networks is because they are more sensitive to changes in the supply and demand of the market compared to manufacturing enterprises (the reference group).

Not surprisingly, the addition's most powerful innovation is the way in which the two buildings interlock.

Moreover, 40 years of settlement building have created interlocking bureaucracies and constituencies that will be hard to stop.

The surprise in it was a cityscape, of a corner in the Village where three streets intersect; although only nine by six inches, it is a crowded, complex scene, with moving figures and interlocking buildings.

The construction of interlocking directorate networks.

The Ghanaian musicologist J.H. Kwabena Nketia pointed out the function of this African form of hocket technique in "achieving overall effects of continuity, [and] for building up interlocking, and sometimes complex structures, out of relatively simple elements".

Empirical research has shown that building an interlocking directorate network with investment banks can reduce enterprises' dependence on investment banks (Baker 1990).

At The New York Times Building, officers put up interlocking metal barricades on the sidewalk, apparently to deter other would-be climbers, after Mr. Clarke was led out in handcuffs.