Sentence examples for past the existing from inspiring English sources

In a gesture to the city's past, the existing facade of the old City Hall is saved to form an arch for a heritage park featuring historically symbolic plantings and materials.

Those changes are intended to help stem the steady loss of rent-regulated units, tens of thousands of which have reverted to market rate as inflation and annual increases pushed rents past the existing thresholds.

In order to explore possible pathways for moving African countries past the existing obstacles and bottlenecks, and towards universal coverage, three panel discussions were organized on health financing.

Furthermore, short indels-caused frameshifts near the 3′-end of a gene may lead to premature stop codons (shortening) or to translation past the existing stop codon (lengthening).

In order to explore possible pathways for moving past the existing obstacles, panel discussions were organized on health financing bringing together Ministers of health and Ministers of finance with the objective of creating a discussion space where the different perspectives on key issues and needed actions could meet.

Analyzing the past, crunching the existing numbers to produce the future can do nothing more than extrapolate the future from the past.

In fact, rather than focusing on the pre-Hispanic past, much of the existing archaeology of Colombia finds itself instead tinged with a Eurocentric emphasis.

Nearly half of women murdered in America are killed by a present or past lover, yet the existing laws in this area are full of loopholes.

The revolutionary upheavals of 1848 that he witnessed in Paris and Italy soon disabused him: he became convinced that the Western "matadors of rhetoric" were too imbued with the values of the past to level the existing social order, that Europe's role as a progressive historical force was finished, and that Western institutions were in fact "dead".

But there was a reason why no editor had succeeded in the past: The one existing manuscript of the poem had been horribly damaged in the World War II firebombing of Dresden, Germany.

"To impose a nationwide closure of all lands would be a rejection of the past public involvement in the existing designations," the strategy paper says, dismissing one approach offered by environmentalists.