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31. Broughton said the codes would make it simpler to build on small hillside vacant lots in older developed neighborhoods.

32. Words, however, must build on this more basic sense of our own personhood and understanding of the world.

33. The developers withdrew their request to build on the land.

34. He was deified in the Middle Kingdom and a shrine for his cult was build on Elephantine Island.

35. Politics, sexuality or whatever, must be a framework to build on, not a rigid cage which restricts change.

36. Local mineral plans will build on this framework with more site-specific proposals.

37. Geodemographic targeting systems are build on a system of likelihoods.

38. Through a process of critical appraisal successive theories build on those that go before.

39. A joint economic commission was established to build on the growing links between the two countries.

40. Inspectors said that secondary teachers were failing to build on the success of primary science and were not challenging their younger pupils.

41. Then build on that new, more positive freeze-frame with your visualization, affirmation, and mental rehearsal techniques.

42. I would then build on those ruins and come up with a way of dealing with the scene at hand.

43. Growth will also come from continuing to build on the core brands.

44. We have the ability to make additional capital investments to build on our strong competitive position.

45. The remaining 7. 8 acres that Gregory hopes to build on also became available as a result of a bankruptcy.

46. It is up to the researcher not to damage that trust but to build on it.

47. In this way we can build on what we believe we do well - providing excellent customer service and quality beer brands.

48. As a result[sentencedict.com], they are determined to build on that interdependence by moving towards economic and monetary union.

49. The new understanding build on the 1993 agreement by establishing a five-nation group that will monitor alleged violations.

50. Let us build on the circular flow model by discussing more fully the concept of a market.

51. We're focusing on rights of way and trying to find out if there's any kind of consensus to build on.

52. For Armagh it's crucial they build on a series of heart-warming displays since the Christmas break.

53. To build on the Scholl heritage, but to make the brand up-to-date and caring, rather than purely curative.

54. This allows his bandmates the freedom to punctuate and build on his foundation at will.

55. The major affective constructions during the stage of formal operations build on those of the concrete operational stage.

56. We must continue to build on our strengths[http://Sentencedict.com], and exploit the markets where they give us an edge.

57. But high land costs prompted federal officials to buy the Army another corral site and to build on F Street.

58. Planning rules weakened, making it easier to build on greenfield sites.

59. The company is licensed to build on this land.

60. I am determined to build on this solid foundation.