unexecuted schemes for redeveloping the main buildings
未实现的关于重建主要建筑物的方案。
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The succession of unexecuted missions was wearing on the morale of the SF soldiers, who were eager to get into the fight.
The latter is St George's Bloomsbury which, several decades ago, just missed out on demolition in a grandiose and, this being England, unexecuted scheme for extending the British Museum precinct southwards.
The first copy (of the unexecuted agreement) must be supplied when the agreement is delivered or sent to him for signature.
It could be agreed between the parties that the monies in the escrow account should be held subject to the terms of the unexecuted settlement deed.
Any move to reduce the backlog of unexecuted warrants is to be welcomed since it will enable the police to target those who are attempting to evade current proceedings more effectively.
This, the first exhibition on him for 30 years, includes many of his drawings acquired by Soane in 1836, and features an extraordinary unexecuted project for redeveloping the Port of London, with a double-bridge across the Thames.
Some works are examined thematically, such as his Madonnas, Allegories, the lost Leda and the Swan, and recently discovered sketches for the unexecuted sculpture Hercules.
Figures show that 613 of the warrants issued for a breach of a community order between April and August last year remained unexecuted a month later.
After all, an average idea brilliantly implemented always beats a brilliant idea left unexecuted.
Further, the unexecuted document on which the plaintiff depends to demonstrate that there was a contract for $230,000 is not helpful to the plaintiff.
Less tantalizing is the heavily illustrated remainder of the book which has project descriptions and illustrations of large buildings erected in the city since Western influence returned, and unexecuted projects.
Mr Peppiatt compares the lack of interest in a striking, but unexecuted, design for remodelling Westminster Bridge with the eager competition for a design by James Gibbs for the Senate House, Cambridge, sold in 2001.
In the gallery's project room, the model for an unexecuted proposal for the Chapelle St. Louis de la Salpetriere in Paris demonstrated what this prayer wheel would look like restored.