Representative Christopher H. Smith, Republican of New Jersey, the bill's chief sponsor, said, "It's unconscionable that pillars of our communities damaged by Sandy — synagogues, churches, mosques, temples and other houses of worship — have been categorically denied access to otherwise generally available relief funds".
The coordinates in article 2-C- 3) above shall be used to reconstruct boundary pillars in case they are damaged, destroyed or displaced.
Pandering to Ukip voters on immigration and attacking the free movement of citizens – one of the pillars of the EU – has damaged his credibility in a way that will be difficult to remedy.
Likewise during interviews, the local older people from Jhapa remarked that the houses with wooden pillars were survived or less damaged during 1988 earthquake in Nepal and also those rounded houses were among the good performers during the same event in Kaski.
The pillar is damage resistant and undergoes extensive plasticity at the base without fracturing.
Now, down in the subway tunnels, other workers are simultaneously shoring up damaged arches with the wooden pillars that miners have used for eons, and monitoring the most high-tech inclinometers to see if the ground is still shifting.
The objective was to localize main cracks and damaged areas inside some of the pillars, which presented indications of having reached stress limits.
Similarly, as the financial crisis evolved, it took a while before it became clear to market participants and regulators that the pillars of the financial system had been structurally damaged, and, hence, the meltdown happened over some time.
Red Bull's day was ruined when new driver Daniil Kvyat ran off track early on and damaged the car's front-wing mounting pillars.
Others said the results damaged ties between Mr. Berlusconi and the Northern League, a pillar of his coalition, and were likely to usher in more political instability for the nation.
