Sentence examples for rival structure from inspiring English sources

Think of a nearly completed building encased in scaffolding that was never taken down — that, in effect, has become a rival structure.

Think of a nearly completed building encased in scaffolding that was never taken down — that, in effect, has become a rival structure.** **To incubate Hebrew, and provide refuge, Israel once needed Jewish collectives, whose land was purchased and owned by the Jewish National Fund.

Think of a nearly completed building encased in scaffolding that was never taken down that, in effect, has become a rival structure.** **To incubate Hebrew, and provide refuge, Israel once needed Jewish collectives, whose land was purchased and owned by the Jewish National Fund.

Earlier this week, Defense Secretary William S. Cohen warned European allies that NATO could become "a relic of the past" if the European Union set up rival structures.

China has worked for years to break what it regards as an unfair grip by the United States on global political and financial institutions and to set up rival structures more responsive to Chinese demands for a voice in international affairs commensurate with its status as the world's second-biggest economy.

If the Europeans insist on setting up a rival planning structure, Mr. Cohen said, "NATO could become a relic of the past".

Their causes are many and tangled, including conflicts of interest, rival power structures and competition for resources.

These rival chains' structures are assumed to be set "once and for all" in a sequential manner but further price adjustments are possible.

Kershaw's argument is that, unlike in Italy, where Mussolini was deposed in 1943, there were no rival power structures in Germany that could be used to overturn Hitler's rule.

For passengers, the clearest evidence of the rival cost structures is the way the cabin staff of low-cost carriers parade rubbish bags before and after each landing, performing the task assigned by the network carriers to an expensive, standby cleaning crew.Some big carriers have tried to mimic the low-cost airlines' business model.

WHEN the capital's police force has two rival command structures, its main motorway is blocked by burning barricades and the only way its mayor can personally deliver a message to parliament is when he goes in company with a National Guard riot squad, the word "chaos" seems apt enough.