Whiteness was erected, constructed, formulated, and expanded in order to justify this barbarism.
He established and later dismantled many institutions of service, which he compared to scaffolding temporarily erected to construct a building that really was within the human heart.
Rovelstad was unable to raise the money to construct and erect the statue, but having learned of recent commemorative coin issues, decided this would be a good means of funding the statue.
In 1964, he bought the old skating rink at the end of South Union Street, with its enormous domed ceiling and colossal wooden floor, and turned it into his studio, an open work space where scenery as big as the prow of a ship could be constructed, erected, painted, and then broken down and shipped to New York.
In a state with limited wind energy potential, tearing off the tops of scenic ridges to erect the tallest structures ever constructed here will have limited impact on our ability to provide carbon-free electricity, at a huge environmental and economic cost.
Conditions were poor, and the police, army and inmates worked hard to convert or construct the necessary buildings, erect the perimeter fence, and provide the basic facilities.
The regulations of these projects were similar to the recent Nomadic settlement project and already included governmental support to erect fences, plant grass, and construct permanent houses and animal sheds at the winter pasture of each household (ADGM III 2003).
Eventually, you might want to erect a "carport" overhead (see How to Construct an Inexpensive Shelter ) to prevent damage and noise from rain and also snow buildup on the trailer roof.
Make sure you have all windows and doors cut out before you start to construct your walls and erect them using 2x4.
According to this view, state and society are not artificial constructs erected on the basis of a social contract but instead unique and self-sufficient cultural wholes.
