District 1, for example, for years relied on a system to ensure that popular schools were racially and economically diverse.
For example, for years it was assumed that the roof of the Theatre in Shoreditch built in 1576 (the 1599 Globe's predecessor) was made of thatch like most roofs of London theatres built thereafter.
For example, for years the United Nations has been urging Iraq to accept cash from supervised oil sales -- now nearing a total of $40 billion since 1996 -- to help restart the local economy.
At Smithfield Diesel and Transmission Repair in Rhode Island, for example, for years the choice of insurers has been limited to the state's two biggest carriers — a Blue Cross plan and United Healthcare — said Joan Frattarelli, who runs Smithfield Diesel with her husband.
The East 58th Street building is Rudolph's rebuttal to those younger architects, like Robert Venturi and Charles Moore, who had battled him in print and by example for years, sadly diminishing his career and forcing him increasingly to practice abroad.
Authorities in Ireland, for example, for years have encouraged multinational companies like Google, Facebook, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson and Citigroup to set up shop and provide good jobs, in return for helping those companies pay less tax around the world.
For example, for years she graciously hosted a party every two weeks for Bill, his National Review colleagues and a special guest.
A small example: For years Polo adorned office walls with large photos of its latest lines, framed at a nearby shop at an annual cost of $1 million.
For example, for years Scalia waved the banner of state's rights -- until Bush v. Gore, in which he suddenly voted to overturn a state supreme court's interpretation of its own constitution.
An example: For years, Chrysler resisted demands for the recall of Jeep Grand Cherokees with fuel tanks that could rupture too easily in rear-end crashes, creating serious fire hazards.
