Sentence examples for name of building from inspiring English sources

In his two years in office, he has increased the burdens on business in the name of building social solidarity in the country.

Over the years, there had been all kinds of acts of cruelty and physical punishment done to plebes in the name of building character and toughness.

In the meantime, the company will continue to subsidize the cost of its service and equipment in the name of building market share.

Why should a black man, whose ancestors had been raped and beaten, deprived of human rights in the name of building a democracy, take up arms to fight an immoral war?

But again and again, civic advocates say, projects supported by Mr. de Blasio in the name of building homes for working- and middle-class New Yorkers failed to deliver as promised.

They contrast the United States contribution with the money and attention lavished on this embattled nation during its 12-year civil war, when Washington-backed soldiers fought bitterly against leftist rebels in the name of building democracy.

Completing the circle, that cut of meat had, long ago, taken its name from a type of building.

"The de facto name of the building is 'the Jeffersons' building.' You meet people.

SOME names of buildings or residential developments are fanciful, some elegant, some descriptive and some deliberately enigmatic.

In recent years, many cities have looked to corporations for financial support through corporate naming of buildings like sports stadiums, museums and zoos.

Assemblyman Joseph D. Morelle, a Rochester-area Democrat, and several colleagues introduced legislation last year that would ban the naming of buildings after elected officials in cases where the officials had helped steer public money to the owner of the building.