And doing this right means focusing simultaneously on K-12 and higher education, on ensuring that the former does better at preparing many more young people to succeed in the latter and that our colleges then erect a world-class structure on the foundation that the high schools have built.
Since then, government scientists have erected a world-class monitoring network of sensors around it, measuring its internal pressure and recording its smallest tremors.
Besides their recent vote to erect a monument to World War II veterans in the middle of the Washington Mall, lawmakers have fallen over themselves to propose a host of new measures either honoring or compensating the wartime generation.
Their m.o. is stealth: drop in on a city, perform reconnaissance, erect — in the style of a World's Fair — a temporary gallery, and, almost before anyone knows they've been there, break it all down and get the hell out.
The front screen protector is attached by magnets and you essentially erect a barrier between the world and your iPhone with this monstrosity.
In a bid to cut costs at his star-crossed Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn, the developer Bruce C. Ratner is pursuing plans to erect the world's tallest prefabricated steel structure, a 34-story tower that would fulfill his obligation to start building affordable housing at the site.
For example, he set aside $33m to erect the world's biggest statue, of Vallabhbhai Patel, a founding father of modern India, in Gujarat; that was more than he proposed for projects on women's safety across India.
A World War One memorial not seen for 50 years has been re-erected.
Broad Group, a manufacturer based here in Changsha, has been planning to erect the world's tallest building here this winter, and in record time.
Precisely because the Party realizes the potential power of the Web, it has moved effectively to erect the world's most formidable obstacles to connectivity.
