The "English thatch" on display was concrete Lifetile, available from Monier, a roofing company in Irvine, Calif.
Maybe there should be concrete action from the top.
Also, congruent with the Health Belief Model, knowing that there are concrete benefits from HIV testing (e.g. access to life-extending treatment) can motivate MSM to test for HIV in Mozambique.
This view requires that a thing can survive the change from being nonconcrete to concrete, intuitive generation, and the change from being concrete to nonconcrete, intuitive destruction.
The buildings weren't always a hit; some critics said they were concrete islands, cut off from the city.
There is no mud or spilled oil because the surface is concrete, and fluids are drained from the cars into holding tanks.
There are concrete lessons to be learned from overseas, where tried and tested programmes aim to reduce alcohol and substance abuse through classroom-based education.
The crushed concrete was obtained from the concrete test samples prepared and tested for other projects in the laboratory which had an original strength 25 30 MPa.
Samples of concrete were extracted from concrete trucks on site to ensure that the concrete had been exposed to batching and transport processes associated with typical concrete supply.
Morton Blackwell, a committee member from Virginia, said one virtue of the Republican Party was that its rules were "locked in concrete" from one convention to the next.
