Sentence examples for that erected from inspiring English sources

The company that erected the scaffolding, Tri State Scaffold and Equipment Supplies Inc., did so without the required permit.

The leaders also agreed to "name and shame" countries that erected trade barriers, intended to resist growing protectionist sentiment.

Built in 1931 by the same firm that erected the Empire State Building, 550 West 20th Street first served as a lodging house for seafaring merchants.

Archaeological research shows that by 800 ce they had developed a complex society that erected elaborate stone pillars (halege), which served as supports for communal houses (latte).

A South Bend restaurant that erected billboards referring to the 1978 Jonestown cult mass suicides in which more than 900 people drank cyanide-laced punch has removed the signs after complaints that they were offensive.

It all depends on the outcome of a battle between the organization that erected the arch and the local community board, which says neither it nor the city's Art Commission ever approved it.

"It is a better environment for buyers than it was even a year ago," says Gordon Crovitz of Press+, a company that erects paywalls for newspapers.

Then again, that last time, he had been in a towering toque and heavy-heeled clogs, and doing that erect-chef-posture routine.

But this solution is merely the latest example of a policy that erects barriers to successful reintegration into society for those convicted of crimes.

That erects a barrier to use while giving people an option when they really need assistance.

We believe that this is a misunderstanding of science that erects unnecessary barriers to the acceptance of evolution that teachers should be aware of and which they can mitigate.