However, he says Blatter is regarded as having genuinely wanted to benefit African football and that he has produced a huge, concrete legacy.
Aside from the new transport links, Rio does have one other concrete legacy – a renovated port area with a tram service, where a waterfront walkway leads to the new Museum of Tomorrow and a pedestrianised square.
But that is the one concrete Kennedy legacy.
It authorises no payments; it simply asks, like Mr Coates's article, how, in concrete terms, the legacy of slavery persists.
That decade saw architects prick the horizon with concrete monoliths, leaving a legacy of misplaced bravado.
It has the potential to reduce the global CO2 legacy of concrete by up to a quarter.
Today it is squalid and concrete-faced, the legacy of Soviet ambition and testimony to Russia's enduring thrust westward -- to Germany.
Havana, though, has sublime Spanish-colonial architecture; Maputo's concrete-faced demeanour a legacy of both the Portuguese, who left in 1974, and their independent-Marxist heirs will not gain World Heritage status anytime soon.Related items Mozambique: Not quite as stellar as it looksNov 29th 2007It does have the nomenclature, though.
He promises to leave a legacy of brick, concrete, steel and glass matched by few of his predecessors, which would alter the landscape of Britain, both city and countryside, to palpable effect.
The approach proposed in this paper combines an analysis stage, to identify concrete patterns of interaction in legacy code, with an iterative re-engineering process at a higher level of abstraction.
