Sentence examples for equitable building from inspiring English sources

The office was able to begin operations, located in the Equitable Building, just weeks after the outbreak of the war and was intended as a safe place to store assets in case of an invasion.

Just as the Equitable Building led to the creation of the original zoning plan, new out-of-scale developments -- what planners sometimes call "sore thumb buildings" -- have led community leaders from Throgs Neck to Bay Ridge to ask for zoning help.

(The account did not note how many were asked, "Why would I want to be insured by a company whose headquarters just burned down?") By 1915, a massive new Equitable Building stood on the same block, bounded by Broadway and Cedar, Nassau and Pine Streets.

The Mayor predicted that the new Equitable Building (37) stories would be the towns last skyscraper.

Although the Equitable building was considered fireproof, it was badly damaged by fire in 1912.

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Building equitable health systems means considering equity at different stages of the research cycle.

By building an equitable, just and inclusive world that is free from any form of discrimination, we can ensure that every child will be able to realise their full potential and lead a meaningful life.

It is also focusing on building more equitable growth, she told the BBC.

Students have to be a part of the conversation surrounding education issues and building an equitable education system.

Building stronger, equitable and more efficient education systems is key to improving learning outcomes - which is at the core of the work of the Global Partnership for Education.