With expertise in their field, they should be permitted to erect the fence at the top.

Lot owners at intersections can not erect a fence nor shrubbery closer than five feet to allow good visibility.

They may then erect a fence or hedge on the spoil, leaving the ditch on its far side.

In the 1980s, an activist group broke in and spilled paint from the top windows, causing the city government to erect a fence around its base in 1987.

A movement was started soon after to erect a fence around the lake, but the community was split over this need, and a consultant concluded a fence was not necessary.

When a movement gained ground last century to erect a memorial to these pioneers it was agreed that it should be a living monument presenting festivals, conferences and other gatherings.

Lobby groups, he said, were deciding that they needed a statue to commemorate someone and pressurising the authorities into erecting a memorial.

They bolstered the fishing fleet, depleted by war service, and later erected a memorial in gratitude.

Students there erected a memorial flanked by weeping cherry trees.

In the late 1990s, the expellees erected a memorial in the ruins of the church.

His idea was to erect a monument to commemorate 'heroism in everyday life', honouring those forgotten individuals who lost their lives while attempting to save others.

Permission was granted by the council to erect a monument no greater than 8 centimetres high.

In 1892 the state legislature finally granted the petition to erect a monument in his honor.

Work on erecting the monument soon got underway.

The final decision on whether to erect a plaque — and where to put it — would be left with the families.

Officials are erecting a plaque but do not plan to put the 25-year-old's name on it, fearing it will become a target for extremists.

It said it had not been aware of the history of the site and that it was prepared to provide a commemorative space, such as by erecting a plaque.

Officials insisted yesterday the decision to erect the screen was taken by planners as part of ongoing works.

Scaffolders arrived to erect a screen around the adjacent basement flats.

An air compressor replaced the air cylinders that provided the pressurized air to erect the screen.

Technicians have less than 24 hours to erect the stage and finalise seating after the athletics finished in the stadium last night.

Either way, the going was good as he took to a temporary stage erected yards away from the famous racecourse.

Police dismantled a stage erected for the event and detained two activists.

Many of the events also have after-race concerts on a stage erected for the purpose on a playing field in the middle of the track.

Initially, the programme mainly featured classical and pop concerts, chamber and symphony orchestra concerts, whilst productions created by other theatre workshops were invited as guest performers on the stage erected.

But it was only in 1999 that the council decided to erect a statue in the marketplace.

When he was old and rich, he heard that some admirers had collected 20,000 to erect a statue to him.

To erect the statue, to shore up the new square, and to accommodate the cosmopolitan visitors, the island infrastructure was overhauled, at considerable expense.

There are plans in progress to erect a statue in his honour at the club grounds.

In 1912 a local newspaper launched a drive to erect a statue to him.

Volunteers provided much of the labor to erect the structure.

The company had spent two months and $2.5 million erecting the structure on an empty strip of sand.

A wizard can monopolize a mana fountain by erecting a structure known as a manalith over it.

Much of the folklore involves the inherent danger of erecting a structure atop a frozen pond.

The county rebuilt at the same site in 1828, erecting a structure with 40 sqft and an additional wing measuring 14 x 30 ft.

A church's composition, history, or philosophy of ministry can erect a wall newcomers have a difficult time scaling.

When the authorities erected a wall of moss alongside the city's busiest road, in the hope it would absorb toxic particles, it turned grey-brown.

Interior scaffolds used in erecting the walls probably rested on those cornerstones, in which corbels were made for the purpose.

An early proposal would have erected a wall between the workshop where exhibits were being developed and the main visitor areas.

Her erect posture seemed a deliberate challenge to my already slouchy one.

Many of the traits today seen as unique to mammals had their origin within early therapsids, including an erect posture.

The dance involves the swaying of broad hips and the gentle movements of erect posture from side to side.

Despite this, several lines of evidence including trackways and limb morphology suggest that diadectids moved in a more erect posture.

So your neighbour has very limited rights to erect scaffolding on your land without permission, and will have to pay compensation if you allow it.

Nearby landlords, meanwhile, took the opportunity to erect scaffolding on their roofs so the wealthier viewer could get a better look.

The utility company said it would save time and money by reducing the need to use helicopters or erect scaffolding.

On discovering the object the next morning, the college are said to have called in a building company to erect scaffolding in order to remove the offending object.

Speeches are like buildings that get polished by erecting scaffolding.