Thus, their construct systems have not been modified by practical experiences and are instead based on known refuelling processes, in addition to being affected by mostly negative public constructs that have been distributed by the media.
Other money went to build public restrooms, construct a gazebo, improve an airport and enhance the downtowns of several communities a considerable distance from the summit site.
In order to address this concern, we have replaced the percentage of public employees constructed from the broad definition with the percentage of public employees constructed from the restricted definition (i.e., the ratio of Public Administration employees over total employment).
In New York the public plazas constructed by developers in exchange for tax abatements are almost uniformly useless and forbidding.
Mostly, though, he sifts through the public record, constructing a chronicle of misrule that stretches from the Florida recount to the events of this spring.
This kind of behind-the-scenes barracking flies in the face of the image of humble appreciation towards the public carefully constructed by Lloyd Blankfein and his communications advisers.
John Armitt, the Olympic Delivery Authority chairman, said the opening of the velodrome was "the biggest milestone to date" for the body charged with spending £8.1bn of public money constructing the 2012 venues.
After years of wrangling, the new British Library was built in a derelict goods yard beside St Pancras station, the only space big enough for the largest public building constructed in Britain in the 20th century.
In Italy many of the public buildings constructed after that nation's unification in 1870 followed the Second Empire pattern (e.g., Bank of Italy, Rome, designed by Gaetano Koch, 1885 92).
This building, which the National Portrait Gallery shares with the Smithsonian American Art Museum, is on the National Historic Landmarks registry for its Greek Revival architecture and because it was the third public building constructed in Washington, D.C., after the White House and the Capitol building.
