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When the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation released six proposals for the rebuilding of ground zero, Mr. Silver secured a letter from its executive director, Louis R. Tomson, saying the plans would not lead to demolition of 125 Cedar or the couple of other existing residential buildings on the block.

The construction of I-95 through Wilmington led to demolition of 360 to 370 homes in the West Side neighborhood between Adams and Jackson streets.

But the discovery of fissures has led to demolition elsewhere.

Lack of taxpayer funding to complete the project has raised fears that could lead to the demolition of one of the world's largest freestanding structures.

But his words came on the day when Dunfermline Athletic announced they were closing a stand to save costs, while St Johnstone are not opposing road plans in Perth that would lead to the demolition of one of their stands.

Last year the planning appeals authority sanctioned an aparthotel on Francis Street which will lead to the demolition of the Tivoli Theatre.

GENEVA — The United Nations human rights chief, Navi Pillay, urged Israel to reconsider legislation that could lead to the demolition of Bedouin villages in the Negev desert, asserting that Israel was actively pursuing discriminatory policies by forcibly displacing its Arab citizens.

They say they fear that the proposal could lead to the demolition of historic buildings to make way for towers that would cast shadows over landmarks, like the Waldorf-Astoria and the MetLife Building.

The Municipal Art Society, among others, worries that the plan could lead to the demolition of valued older buildings — like the Roosevelt Hotel on Madison Avenue, the Graybar Building on Lexington and the Yale Club on Vanderbilt — they believe are important to the historical fabric of the area.

A huge redevelopment will create one of the most lucrative property opportunities in the centre of the capital for decades – but it will also almost certainly lead to the demolition of a venue which has made Earls Court famous throughout the world.

The recent destruction in Gujarat was part of a wider, more sinister, project to wipe out India's Islamic heritage ­ a process that if taken to its logical conclusion would lead to the demolition of, among other things, the Taj Mahal.