There was no built-in role for donors to practice disease exceptionalism [ 26].
In the future, we will use the vast knowledge and resources that have been built in studying the role of Wnt signaling in development to answer the most important question: do Wnt-regulated developmental pathways, which create young tissue, continue to work as the animals grow old, instead contributing to aging and death?
Others, meanwhile, say they worry that the military will build in a role for itself as a guarantor of a secular state.
Back in 2004, Weir had two members of staff seconded onto the bid team to advocate for, and build in the role of arts and culture, eventually resulting in the creation of an Arts and Culture team within the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA).
Mr. Lawlor added that efforts are under way to build in a role for bicycle advocates on transportation advisory committees, but he said that in the departments of motor vehicles and of transportation, "There is a good deal of bureaucratic resistance, like 'Who do these people, bicyclists, think they are?' " But he pointed out two factors he said he believed will encourage bicycle commuting.
He builds in a role for the media regulator Ofcom, to ensure that the system that is established passes the test we would all want applied to it: that it is truly independent and provides effective protection for people like the McCanns and the Dowlers.
The construct, roughly speaking, is that certain roles come with built in accountability for the actions of others, whether or not the individual who holds the role was aware of these actions.
The church, built in 1964, is celebrated for its role as a sanctuary during the Soweto uprisings.
John and Paul, built in the year 398, but that role is being performed by Archbishop Dolan's predecessor, Cardinal Edward M. Egan.
It aims contributing to the debate about the processes by which "common sense" is built in the political space, and the role of research in this process.
Originally built in 1904, it played a major role in the defence of Belfast Lough during World War Two, when it was the operations headquarters for Northern Ireland's coastal defences.
