by building of vs by built of

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• Subject: Oostzanerveld bird sanctuary threatened by building of housing and second Coen tunnel
• For CSP, the focus will be on developing ways to increase efficiency while reducing costs and environmental impact, enabling industrial up-scaling of demonstrated technologies by building first-of-a-kind power plants.
• Possible conflicts of interest can be avoided by the building of 'Chinese walls', as is the case in investment banking, for example.
• Israel's strategy is to annexe occupied territories - as evidenced by the building of the wall - and to undermine the conditions required for building a sovereign, independent and viable Palestinian state.
• Given the sheer number of protected species which would be affected by the building of this dam, to what extent are Directives 79/409/EEC OJ L 103, 25.4.1979, p.
• All these cephalosporin antibiotics, including ceftiofur, kill bacteria by disrupting the building of the bacterial cell walls.
• This package also betrays the desire to further neglect the good rail network in eastern Europe by building a large number of motorways there.
• We are therefore continuing our work by building up a hierarchy of principles.
• The consequences of the building scheme will be the destruction of a large part of Important Bird Area (IBA) 531, of major importance for the conservation of various species, which was already broken up some years ago by the building of a power station.
• The consequences of the building scheme will be the destruction of a large part of Important Bird Area (IBA) 531, of major importance for the conservation of various species, which was already broken up some years ago by the building of a power station.
• I am directed by the Office of Buildings of Versailles to order shrubs, such as I require, from your good self.
• This isn't some species that was obliterated by deforestation or the building of a dam.
• Mr President, subsidizing tobacco growers is undoubtedly a sign of intellectual poverty, but it is a far worse one to believe that our continent's problems can be solved by building thousands of kilometres of motorways and supporting very large enterprises.
• Given the threat represented by the building of this new motorway, which infringes both special bird protection area and site of Community interest legislation (Habitats Directive 92/43/EEC OJ L. 206, 22.7.1992, p.
• A report was commissioned on the presence of bats; it was submitted in October 2005 and showed that various species of bat live in the area concerned, some of which would be acutely affected by the building of the wind farm.
• What is the Commission's opinion of the serious incidents and prejudices being caused to the public by the building of a scheme in receipt of European funding?
• In the interests of our hard-pressed neighbours, a rapid start to construction is vital, to say nothing of the environmental problems which can to some extent be resolved by the building of this route and the introduction of combined transport.
• All these cephalosporin antibiotics, including cefovecin, kill bacteria by disrupting the building of the bacterial cell walls, so the bacteria die and the infection is cured.
• I will solve the Middle East crisis by building an exact replica of Jerusalem in the middle of the Mexican desert.
• By building these in units of two, you can build safe, clean homes for two families for less than the cost...

Some examples from the web:

• Welcome to our maximum-security prison, built by order of the Swedish people.
• Built by one of our King's forebears, as an escape route, bricked up in the time of Henri IV.
• These lights, or... beacons or whatever, they must've been built by one of Jordan's followers.
• Europe is not only being built by those of us already in the Union, but also by those who are waiting to join it.
• Europe can only be built by means of effective action and decisions that will be forever writ large in the history of our continent.
• Europe was built by means of a Christian Democrat-Socialist consensus.
• It's built by the parents of the kids.
• We almost collide with the cornice of the Palazzo Farnese - designed by Michelangelo, built of stone taken from the Coliseum - narrow escape.
• I mean, it's been built by the cream of Japanese automotive engineers at Nissan.
• This temple is not just bricks and mortar built by the hands of men.
• Built by communists out of steel so thin you could use it as a net curtain.
• My orders are to examine Farpoint, a starbase built by the inhabitants of that world.
• It was built by the timber of Her Majesty's Ship Resolute and given by Queen Victoria.
• And this is being built by a group of students at Zurich for a design competition in biology.
• One interested party contested the statement in recital 128 that the decrease of apparent consumption in 1999 could be explained by sales of stock built up in 1998 by importers/traders.
• Imagine that, a 40-year-old Italian design, improved by the Russians and now built by a bunch of Egyptians.
• A new order will prevail, one that will end the chaos... ...but it won't be built by the faint of heart.
• One of the legends of Puma Punku states that it was built by a race of giants in one night after a great cataclysm and flood had destroyed the whole area.
• Trust funds come into being, and this Foundation can be built up by donations of this sort and so be able to concern itself with subject areas far more wide-ranging than coal and steel.
• Further to this, the Council has already stressed, in its conclusions on the reinforcement of the southern sea frontier on 5 and 6 October 2006, that Frontex has to be built up by means of additional personnel and increased budgetary resources.