Makes sense to me, but if you're an oil executive scarcely being charged for the global damage your industry causes (an effective annual subsidy, says the International Monetary Fund, of nearly $2 trillion, money that would be better spent subsidizing nonpolluting energy sources), responsible to your shareholders and making a fortune, would you start erecting windmills?
"What would you have them erect?" Justice Scalia asked.
"What would you have them erect?… Some conglomerate of a cross, a Star of David, and you know, a Muslim half moon and star?" That sounded like a great idea to me, so I decided to do a quick mock-up of what that might look like.
It's the — the cross is the — is the most common symbol of... the resting place of the dead, and it doesn't seem to me — what would you have them erect?
The things that scared you as a kid, back before you'd erected all the mature defenses that suck the joy out of life, are still the best.
The developer would also erect the station building, while the transit agency would build the platforms.
Although this would prevent gay marriage for now, it would not erect a constitutional barrier against such unions.
Nor do we think the contract objectionable in its stipulation that the city would not erect water works of its own during the life of the contract.
Any midtrial order contemplating an end to all prosecution of the accused would automatically erect a double jeopardy bar to a retrial.
She added the money raised from the sale of the boards would help erect a memorial for Mr Finlay.
(Later, when migrants redirected their passage through Croatia, Hungary would also erect a fence along the Croatian border).
