Sentence examples for structure to include from inspiring English sources

The center is planned as an underground three-story structure to include a 450-seat theater, a cafeteria and offices.

Another apparent Bush need is to broaden the campaign's structure to include both non-Texans and Republicans with national experience.

"We had a lot of men asking how they can be involved, but no formal structure" to include them, Burlison added.

In 2008 it launched its most ambitious scheme – the Mental Health Gap Action Programme – but I doubt that it will achieve its goals without changing its own structure to include broader civil society aspirations beyond the medical domain.

It's hard to overstate the impact of being the first into the fray in such a potentially huge arena, and often being the first chewed up, but the members of '55 entered with verve, and as their success and programs expanded they grew their own support structure to include younger classes, ensuring the continued vitality of what has been renamed the Princeton AlumniCorps.

In today's economy, this sphere extends outside the corporate structure to include investors, stakeholders and partners.

The competition could be structured to include a certain level of subsidy, from the federal government or the states.

Class is structured to include: lectures lead by the instructor and possible guest speakers; seminar, discussion and case study sessions led by students.

It has been structured to include a project environment, land quality data acquisition control, assessment and output engine and land quality spatial analysis.

In addition to the active learning activities used for the lecture – such as clicker poll questions, think-pair-share activities, and short data analysis activities – the sections are structured to include activities in which students themselves produce material.

Built around power sharing, neutrality and direct democracy, Swiss politics is so inherently low-key that the job of president rotates annually between ministers, who form a coalition government always structured to include all the leading political parties.