They don't work so much within the structures we have in the country.
Seawater within the structures evaporates, drops condense on the roof and then drip back down as fresh water to feed the herbs and vegetables.
Operators of existing properties have tightened controls over who and what comes into buildings and are limiting assess to designated areas within the structures.
He can only deal in the art of the possible and must work within the structures of English football as they are rather than as many would like them to be.
This third wave of revisionism is the most comprehensive of all because it is a revisionism designed to consolidate, within the structures of the labour movement, an acceptance of the ideas of incorporation that were really defeated in May 1979.
"I know where [Every Breath] stands in relationship to my other plays: they don't spoon-feed audiences, and they have very different cracks and sinkholes within the structures, quite deliberately.
His solutions to building problems were always direct, transmitting to the ground by the shortest path the stresses developed within the structures.
Multiple use is likely to receive further consideration as communication agencies begin to show interest in adding space within the structures for the several types of utilities.
The men's utter acceptance of martial discipline is combined with a childlike submission and trust: for all the implied violence and suppressed loathing, any ges tures of individual drama are somehow diffused and dispersed within the structures of military society - until the final boiling-over of tension.
She justified her own tenure on the board by saying, "I believe that, while struggling to change and improve government institutions, someone must work within the structures that exist and try to get them to function as responsibly, as efficiently, as democratically as possible".
The late, libidinous, Alan Clarke's Diaries tell you more than any academic study about the reality of politics, about the relationship between politicians and civil servants, the way individuals exploit power, and the way the apparently powerful strive to achieve within the structures and constraints in which they operate.
