That hurdle, erected by the former leader, William Hague, will not be easy to surmount.
Americans in 1964 worried that the stern Soviets could command their society with greater precision -- just as American pundits now brood about how Chinese leaders can erect a gleaming skyscraper more quickly than we can get around to fixing a subway escalator.
Min Zhu, the deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, said during an interview in Davos that Europe's sovereign debt crisis "remains serious" but that confidence was slowly being rebuilt in the region as political leaders erected firewalls around troubled countries and moved toward greater fiscal federalism.
At the Systems Building, Texas A&M leaders erected pictures of the deceased students.
That's exactly what happened in India, when a tribute billboard to mark the passing of late South African leader Nelson Mandela was erected by the side of a road in Coimbator.
She signified particularly the disapproval of the gods at human presumption, and her first altar was said to have been erected in Boeotia by Adrastus, leader of the Seven Against Thebes.
Instead, it should try to penetrate "the wall of silence" that, in the words of a secular opposition leader, has been erected around the terrorism.Most of the murders take place in a triangle of towns and villages just south of the capital, an area containing a heavy concentration of government troops.
Thirteen days after Lincoln died, in an attempt to show loyalty, city and business leaders decided to erect a memorial honoring the slain president.
Around the Web The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a spending bill last week that would allow the District government to erect a statue of Frederick Douglass, the abolitionist leader, in the halls of Congress, The Washington Post reports.
In a typical bureaucracy, a year later when they see the data, the leaders then allow us to erect the stop sign.
