Sentence examples for endorsed building from inspiring English sources
The phrase "endorsed building" is not commonly used in written English and may require additional context to be clear
It could be used in contexts where a building has received official approval or support from a recognized authority or organization. Example: "The city council has approved the plans for the endorsed building, which will serve as a community center."
Once in office, President Clinton endorsed building the plane even though his deputy secretary of defense, John Deutch, had recommended canceling it and the commercial sector had withdrawn from the project.
Last year, a National Research Council panel endorsed building a next-generation Alvin but put a higher priority on constructing a $5 million robot that could dive to 7000 meters (Science, 14 November 2003, p. 1135).
Small wonder the American Society of Civil Engineers has endorsed "Building Big," PBS's five-part documentary series about bridges, domes, skyscrapers, dams and tunnels.
But a Mets executive maintained on Thursday that no changes would be made heading into 2010, with General Manager Omar Minaya and Manager Jerry Manuel endorsing building the team around pitching, defense and speed.
She could have carried on being a freelance model, endorsing brands, building her image and keeping her mouth shut.
So I'm not endorsing your building your entire company around professional services (although I think that's a fine strategy for many non VC-backed companies) but rather not to avoid it.
Other ideas he endorsed included building a wall to keep new fires out of Texas in the future and arming citizens with free rifles to combat the flames.
Author: Jo Kaybryn, Gisela Ervin-Ward, Kharisma Nugroho and Novina Suprobo Background: The Government of Indonesia, supported by UNICEF, was one of the first in the South East Asia region to endorse a systems building approach to improve child protection (CP) outcomes.
Later, he was endorsed by the Building and Construction Trades Council, a 200,000-member union, and the 35,000-member Conference of Operating Engineers.
The subsequent load reduction while constructing upper parts of buildings was identified as one of the most unique feature leading to earthquake resistant construction practice, which is also endorsed by modern building codes.
The seeming 22-year regularity of moderate Parkfield quakes had prompted a formally endorsed forecast that building stress would trigger the next one in 1988, give or take 5 years.
