Sentence examples for erecting model from inspiring English sources

Some are emphasizing their social role, erecting model green buildings, promoting wellness and staying open at night so people can mingle over cocktails like the Pollinator (green tea liqueur, soda water and Sprite).

The initial post-nomadic model is rooted in erecting fences around tents in order to define individual plots for each family.

Government can help with this, too -- by establishing costly and elaborate licensing requirements, for example, or by erecting barriers at the shoreline.

And back in the 1940s, Ayn Rand's fictional manifesto "The Fountainhead," in which the architect Howard Roark (modeled on Wright) ravished grateful lovelies in between erecting uncompromising monuments to the individual will, spent 69 weeks on the hardcover list.

In the United States, for example, there are similar barriers to erecting U.S.-wide policies to improve indoor environments.

In a world that is increasingly tightening borders, erecting fences, and implementing restrictive policies towards refugees like Ayen and her children, Uganda's innovative model of welcome is a beacon of light.

Still, erecting skyscrapers on a steppe is a tricky business.

France is erecting barriers against the company's aggressive discounting.

Similarly, newspapers could gain some leverage by erecting pay walls.

Lawson has to work entirely by feel, even on such intricate jobs as erecting scaffolding.

"The culture of erecting statues of political figures originates from the British Raj," he said.