Sentence examples for erecting the foundations from inspiring English sources
The question of NATO expansion to Russia's frontiers lies at the heart of Moscow's growing worry that instead of integrating Russia deeper into the common European enterprise of building new security structures, the Bush administration is erecting the foundations for some future containment of Russia.
An opponent of the funding, Congressman John Conyers, pointed out that "the president has not challenged our most pervasive and dangerous national hubris: the foolhardy belief that we can erect the foundations of civil society through the judicious use of our many high-tech instruments of violence".
There are indeed some Kramden-Norton-style friendships erected on the foundation of communal life, but only some, says Aleksandr Pozdnyakov, a local expert on St . Petersburgarchitecture and history.
Lansing automobile magnate Ransom E. Olds, however, solidified the program on the East Lansing campus with a gift of $100,000 in 1917 for a new engineering building to be erected directly upon the foundations of the burned hall.
Setting up the foundations.
A post office was built in 1843, and a brick church was erected in 1853 on the foundation of the old stone and log church.
The monument is the first on the Mall and its adjoining memorial parks to honor an African-American, said Harry E. Johnson Sr., the president of the foundation in charge of erecting it.
Founded by Jacobus, or James, Duke of Courland, the fort sits atop several previous military structures, including the foundations of a blockhouse erected when the Dutch held sway over the island.
Related is currently building the foundations for that tower and erecting a separate residential building on the south side of 30th Street.
"I am not interested in erecting a building," he once wrote, "but in... presenting to myself the foundations of all possible buildings".
