Sentence examples for rebuilding structures from inspiring English sources

The United States has also spent millions of dollars rebuilding structures in Nairobi that were damaged in the 1998 embassy blast and paid medical bills for wounded Kenyans and school fees for victims' families.

Augustus' building program had been vast but mostly concerned with repairing or rebuilding structures already existing, and his Julio-Claudian successors had built relatively little until the great fire made room for the megalomaniac marvels of Nero's last years.

Continued growth in fire-prone areas and rebuilding structures destroyed by fires has been met with criticism.

However in the years that followed, the Mattau, Bakloan and Soulang villagers continued a concerted campaign to harass employees of the company, particularly those who were rebuilding structures destroyed by the Mattauers in Sakam.

The talent session I'll be joining on Nov. 9, Scouting for Talent, Digging for Diversity, will be an amazing opportunity to explore both the causes for these shortcomings as well as the ways technology is disrupting and rebuilding structures of old.

Each time a demolition is carried out on his land it results in about £1,000 worth of damage, Saidi said, adding that he had lost about 150 goats and 26 camels over the last four years and had to rebuild structures once a year.

The blockade also restricts shipments of materials, such as wood and steel, that are needed to rebuild structures like schools and hospitals leveled in past wars with Israel.

In the years following the typhoon, studies by engineers were conducted in the hardest hit regions to determine how to best rebuild structures in the country.

Adam reports directly to the Haitian prime minister, Laurent Lamothe, for his gargantuan three-pronged job, which he lists as follows: moving everyone out of the tents; formulating an institutional response to the lodging issue; and rebuilding public structures.

"The main foundations are there, but it will require a long time and a lot of money," said Mohsen Movahedi, a researcher for the government department charged with rebuilding historic structures.

This includes rebuilding social structures to address issues such as depression and isolation, and creating health and wellbeing plans not just for the individual, but for the whole community.