Sentence examples for misuse of building from inspiring English sources

The renovation of the main theater, which continues to drag on, is now the subject of a criminal investigation into misuse of building funds.

It is well known that in many cases the responsibility for the formation of the sick-building syndrome lies with the inappropriate envelope design, the misuse of the building by the inhabitants and the combination of indoor outdoor pollution sources.

McClane's misuse of the building reveals what Manaugh terms "Nakatomi space", a near-infinite internal structure that can be explored in any way possible.

The aim of this paper is to investigate the problems associated with misuse of glass, as a building element in UAE particularly in Dubai.

After the grand opening of the building in 2001, AStA chairman Wulfila Wido Walter objected to the "misuse of Hans Poelzig" [sic] and proposed leaving the name of the main building unchanged, and calling the smaller casino building the "Poelzig Casino"; this proposal won little support.

Bill Clinton fought a war in Kosovo by announcing at the outset that the commitment of ground troops was not an option; the Bush Administration came into power renouncing the idea of nation-building as a foolish misuse of military resources.

Former supporters of the Kabbalah Centre have sued the Los Angeles-based spiritual organization for fraud, alleging the misuse of more than $1 million they contributed to a building fund and charitable causes.

The leaders and their families have denied building up personal wealth in France through embezzlement, money-laundering and misuse of public funds.

While, optimistically, this contributes to capacity-building, many international staff members worry about possible misuse of this power.

The language of both the building funds and the legal expenses provisions create the opportunity for misuse of the new $97,200 contributions.

Central to Simon Jenkins' thinking is the misuse of statistics: he conflates the decline of Anglicanism with the demise of the buildings of our Christian past.