Sentence examples for left of the structure from inspiring English sources

North Lanarkshire Council said what was left of the structure would be demolished and alternative arrangements put in place for pupils.

Trinity House intervened to ensure that the towers were preserved as a navigational aid, and in 1810 it bought what was left of the structure for £100 and built the first groynes, designed to protect the cliff on which the ruined church stands.

In Babylonia not much was left of the feudal structure; the large landed estates almost everywhere fell prey to the inroads of the Aramaeans, who were at first half nomadic.

In a statement to reporters, Alejandro Poiré, the government's spokesman on security matters, said that "with this capture what was left of the command structure of this criminal organization was destroyed".

The exterior of Hitler's Bavarian residence Berghof was digitally created, since little was left of the original structure, and the creation was superimposed on a shot of a ski area in Austria.

Three weeks after the Camp fire scorched more than 150,000 acres in the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas and burned Paradise to the ground, all that's left of the 97 structures in the close-knit retirement community of Ridgewood are the frames of its homes, the cinder blocks that held them and the homey accessories outside the doorsteps.

"Society is tying itself to what's left of the old power structures before going to something new," she says.

The creators of the centenary monument have left part of the structure hanging above the gentle slope of Arras's fields - a reminder and a warning about the fragility of peace.

Side-by-side comparison of the apo-structure of the D. rerio TCP-domain of CPAP (left) with the structure of an engineered peptide-assembly mimic based on Borrelia OspA (right) that is used to study β-rich self-assemblies (PDB code 2FKJ, chain A).

But there is an alternative: simply leave most of the structure where it is.

The King's Fund also says that Lansley's overhaul, which abolished hundreds of NHS bodies such as primary care trusts and strategic health authorities (SHA): Left the structure of the NHS so "complex, confusing and bureaucratic" that the organisation of the service "is not fit for purpose".