Sentence examples for building on over from inspiring English sources

Building on over sixty years of collaboration, UNICEF will continue to be an active partner of the Government in striving to achieve children's rights in India.

Building on over 15 years of experience, having founded and run the Intelligence Group and created the Cassandra Report®, Jane Buckingham is undeniably one of the foremost trend and youth experts in the world.

In a parallel track, the Physiome Project is building on over half a century of molecular modeling of excitable cells that used ordinary and partial differential equations and is also using finite element lattices for geometric modeling of complete human organs.

"That was years of swapping stuff back and forth over email and building on it over an extended period," Pateras says.

and the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (Irisl)." Pressure has been building on Iran over the past few months.

Most of the site of the 1902 London terminus was built over with new office developments in the years following the end of the Second World War, but the office building on Westminster Bridge Road, over the former entrance to the station driveway, remains relatively unaltered externally although the words "London Necropolis" carved into the stone above the driveway have been covered.

Most of the site of the second station was sold by the LNC and built over with new office developments in the years following the end of the Second World War, but the office building on Westminster Bridge Road, over the former entrance to the station driveway, remains relatively unaltered externally although the words "London Necropolis" carved into the stone above the driveway have been covered.

Building on the cross-over design, the guided classroom usage boosts in a significant way the knowledge acquisition in the subsequent learning phase in the control condition.

We must focus on building over the long-term, getting right the fundamentals and the policies that will determine our continued development.

The middle-class neighborhood of Del Valle was hit hard, with several buildings toppling over on one street.

One of the finest buildings of the architect Adolf Loos, the Goldman and Salatsch building on Michaelerplatz, was taken over by the Opel company in 1938.