Hitlerism has done these things to Germany for more than six years, and it has built up on this fundamental iniquity a superstructure of added brutality and senseless racial persecution.
At one level it dismantles the last remnants of the conglomerate superstructure that survived even the legal integration of Mercedes-Benz into Daimler-Benz nine years ago.
For that, you need the baroque superstructure of mortgage-backed derivatives that enabled investors to bet on the housing market.
The superstructure is an "endoskeleton" built around a central spine, rather than a traditional "exoskeleton -like framexoskeleton -like
It will also tighten up the mortgage-underwriting process, a point of massive vulnerability because trouble there weakens the entire superstructure of credit derivatives.International regulators have also issued a blizzard of reports in response to the crisis.
Those standing up for him in the media receive too little support from their colleagues, the press and Labour's intellectual superstructure.
In the event, the oversize load that caused the span to collapse caught a cross-member of the bridge's lower-than-normal superstructure.
The Planning Commission has pointed out that more than 90% of the investment in the power sector goes into generation and transmission rather than distribution, akin, it argues, "to building a superstructure without a foundation".
And I think I can guess why: Marxists at those Balliol tutorials [one-on-one teaching sessions at Oxford colleges: Mr Sikorski was at Pembroke Collegue but had tutorials in some subjects at Balliol] taught me the term "false consciousness" which is when the ideological superstructure is out of sync with the economic base.
The Cuban government's foreign-investment website still seeks assistance to complete Juragua; if it is built, most observers agree that it could be a danger, particularly since the half-finished superstructure has been exposed for years to the tropical weather.
The modern corporation, "although the product of the capitalist process, socialises the bourgeois mind; it relentlessly narrows the scope of capitalist motivation... and)...will eventually kill its roots".For Marx, economic forces would come to destroy the political and social superstructure of capitalism.
