Sentence examples for private structures from inspiring English sources

The mix of civic and private structures that evolved over a century may soon give way to Columbia's very different vision for the area.

Law firms have been slower than some other businesses to award benefits, in part because of their smaller, and often complex, private structures.

Officials said Mr. Clinton wants to thank the firefighters and soldiers for their work protecting private structures and homes and valuable natural resources.

The alternative to this kind of culture – let's call it "silo culture" for the way groups isolate themselves in private structures – aims for something more like a secret society, with purity tests for entry and advancement.

These changes come in the wake of a widening investigation by the office of the Manhattan district attorney, Robert Morgenthau, which has already charged two testing companies as well as some executives with fraud for allegedly falsifying concrete testing results for both public and private structures.

Overall, the sequence resulted in 27 victims, significant damage to public and private structures, and damage to historical heritage such as churches, towers, castles, and palaces (Mucciarelli and Liberatore 2014).

He added, however, "the notion that you would be able to go back to a fully private structure," without government participation, "cannot be logistically accomplished in our lifetime".

The first option can also be used to submit private structure files in PDB format to quality estimation servers.

During the colonial and apartheid dispensations an additional structural dimension was superimposed on this public-private structure: through policies and legislation of racial exclusion, segregation, and white privileging, the health workforce was developed and deployed according to race.

But darn it if a couple of quibbling scribblers from Bloomberg News didn't put out a report yesterday, quoting former executives of Freddie Mac saying that Newt was hired "to build bridges to Capitol Hill Republicans and develop an argument on behalf of the company's public-private structure that would resonate with conservatives seeking to dismantle it".

The National Centre for the Management of Clinical Trials of Healthcare Products (in French: 'Centre National de Gestion des Essais de Produits de Santé' – CeNGEPS), a public-private structure, was established in March 2007 to facilitate the coordination and management of industry-sponsored clinical trials in France.