Sentence examples for building on new from inspiring English sources

The bad news is that though the Building on New Deal changes, proposed almost a year ago, were due to be piloted later this year, they've now been put on hold until next year.

Harriet Harman was in a clear minority in the room when she suggested the debate should be about "building on New Labour" rather than surpassing it.

Gennaro De Mattia runs a coffee stall in the churchyard of Hawksmoor's St George's church, opposite a building on New Oxford Street being converted into offices.

Building on new research about the impact of currency unions on trade, it says that, if Britain joined the single currency, over 30 years its trade with the euro area could be 50% higher than if it kept the pound.

Brooks thinks that building on new green field land is wasteful when there are so many existing urban and suburban areas - brown field sites - that are readily available.

Building on new research on design innovation that emphasizes interactions between social and cognitive processes, we investigated a potential distinguishing feature: Successful design teams may harness interpersonal conflicts (a social design process) to mitigate uncertainty (a cognitive design process).

Instead, we've got to work on building one new behavior every week or two.

Other questions covered possible bans on the building of new mosques, on the Quran and on Islamic schools in the Netherlands.

But African-Americans gradually claimed the new ground as their own, building on it new families, new churches, new forms of artistic expression, even new identities.

Mr. Betts said no plans would be accepted that place buildings on new land created by placing portions of West Street below ground.

Construction on new buildings was going strong during my visit.