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en The public can always have a say in deciding the future of the buildings, but the president will take part in decision-making, too, because it is a unique architectural compound.

en The public can and should speak up, but the president will make a decision, because this is a unique compound.

en I think we are starting to see that in that specific area, a simple C model doesn't cut it. You really want to get down to the hardware, making architectural choices because in some sense you are deciding which market you want to go after.

en We hear the Israelis announcing in the loudspeakers that nobody is allowed to enter, to leave the compound, or to move between the different buildings on the compound, and anybody who will be seen outside will be shot and dead,

en Clearly, these are not the grandiose architectural wonders one would liken to European cathedrals or ornate movie palaces. But they are in many ways just as reflective of our region's unique and diverse architectural history.

en I'm sure that the considerations that entered into Mr. McVeigh's decision-making in the past will affect his decision-making in the future.

en I think the owners are excited the place is sold out, and they will be part of the decision-making for the future of the hotel, and they will start to see a significant increase in the value of the property they own.

en By deciding to drop (the article), the court made a political decision in order to reassure the public that such things don't exist.

en I'm not sure that consumers care if something is fast casual or fast food. It's not part of the decision-making process when you're deciding whether you're going to have a hamburger or a sandwich. It's rather insignificant from a consumer marketing point of view, whether we call them fast casual or fast food.

en Mt. His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her. Carmel will do an architectural review to select one of these buildings.

en There's a credibility issue that is manifesting itself in New Orleans. Part of that is the disconnect the public feels with the police department. The reputation of corruption lingers, and the new problems compound it.

en It's obviously a very unique and special site because of its location on the coast. There won't be many more coastal golf properties developed in California in the future, I'm afraid. So we're very excited about the possibilities it holds for a unique, engaging golf element that the public will really enjoy.

en The court's decision protects and respects the right of the president to have an independent decision-making process.

en Although some people may feel safer in their homes, more fire fatalities occur in homes than in other types of buildings. Building regulations have stricter fire safety requirements for public buildings than they do for homes. Accordingly, the efforts of fire protection engineers are generally focused on public buildings, which are consequently much safer.

en It enables us to show a room of architectural distinction which is quite unique in England, to share the challenge of conservation that stood between the public and the finished room, and to share a room which helps us to tell our visitors more about the people and estates that supported Nostell.


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