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The university plans to build an engineering research space and a new civil structures hall.

Although one building has been identified as a mosque, it is very difficult to distinguish other religious, military or civil structures.

The eastern bishops then continued as the Roman civil structure was stripped away.

The Defence League plays an important role in supporting the civil structures.

The design directly uses a majority of the already built civil structures and facilities related to generic plant needs.

His position was a senior one with overall responsibility for some stretches of the line and for civil structures.

It is mysterious and dark, a feminine place, as opposed to the rigid masculine civil structure.

Existing foundations and civil structures will be further evaluated with a view to incorporation into the new design.

The Code apparently was developed to meet the needs for order within the churches and in the domestic and civil structures of society.

Homeland security structure units will have the capability to carry out territorial military tasks and support civil structures.

It is an immense acropolis composed of numerous palaces and other civil structures.

This civil structure influenced artists and what was painted on surface drawings on pottery art.

It formed a background society within the civil structures created by the more dominant rulers, and also satellite societies existing on the frontier.

In early September 1946 the Irgun renewed its attacks against civil structures, railroads, communication lines and bridges.

Civil structure and resident roof optimization (sizing, shaping and topology).

Collision impact resistances satisfy regulations for civil structures adjacent to the full range of transport vehicle carriageways.

The mosaic is noted for both its size and for its depiction of 20 different building types, including religious and civil structures.

Leadership and moral courage is needed amongst and across our public and civil structures if we are going to grasp our better futures.

The Romans developed civil structures throughout their empire, including especially aqueducts, insulae, harbors, bridges, dams and roads.

Peter Kessler, spokesman for the refugee commission, explained: "At least in Rwanda there's the semblance of a civil structure.

It will help to consolidate democratic and civil structures in eastern and central Europe. It will contribute to the development of greater free market economies.

Dry flyash can be used to make specialist concrete products and conditioned flyash is a filler for large civil structures like roads and building foundations.

Although most civil engineering structures are static, active control is utilized in some civil structures for deployment against seismic loading, wind loading and environmental vibration.

U Map Despite its name, Jewry Wall is one of England's largest Roman civil structures and has nothing to do with Judaism.

CRIME: The U.S. government is supporting Iraqi authorities to strengthen law enforcement and civil structures throughout the country.