Sentence examples for rules erected by from inspiring English sources
Things begin to appear more worrisome when a persistent reader realises that most of the "non-tariff barriers" being targeted by TTIP are regulations: those annoying profit-blocking rules erected by governments to stop their citizens being poisoned or killed, or to prevent rampant pollution.
The coastal lighthouse located north of the east end of the Burullus lagoon was erected by order of Khedive (viceroy) Ismāʿīl Pasha (ruled 1863 79) as one of four associated with the construction of the Suez Canal.
When hundreds of police officers entered Zuccotti Park early on Nov. 15, they dismantled tents and other structures that had been erected by Occupy Wall Street protesters in defiance of rules established in September by the park's owner, Brookfield Properties.
A Bergen County town can remove an eruv, or a ritual enclosure erected by Orthodox Jews on utility poles, because parts of the boundary were erected on public property, a federal judge ruled yesterday.
The culinary taboos erected by prosperity are under siege.
Most are erected by clubs, to tap into fans' nostalgia.
Later, a modest stone was erected by friends.
It concerns a billboard erected by the National Biscuit Co., in Syracuse.
Four years later his statue was erected by public subscription.
On arrival at Frédéric Chopin International Airport, you are greeted by posters erected by Cola-Cola.
The synagogue was erected by 1700 – and the interior was fully adorned with paintings by 1731.
