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Builders is a 1942 British propaganda film, which outlines the importance of the work of builders during the Second World War . It was produced by Ian Dalrymple at the Crown Film Unit of the Ministry of Information , and directed by Pat Jackson .
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n. (plural of builder English)
Usage examples of builders.
Latin Builders Association, a group frequently appearing before the Metro Commission.
Latin Builders Association, whose members donate large sums to Metro Commission candidates.
Untouched by the police sting were those few inspectors who make a practice of shaking down Dade builders and contractors.
The other day, the Latin Builders Association took out a full-page ad to whine about all the bad press that the construction industry is getting.
Clearly no onefrom the builders to the inspectors to the buyershad ever experienced a major hurricane.
Sure, it would have been easy to rush in and prosecute a few lousy builders after their Tinker-Toy subdivisions blew apart in the hurricane.
Indicting crooked builders too soon after Hurricane Andrew might have scared off many of the thieves and con men masquerading as legitimate contractors who stampeded Florida to cash in on the storm.
The builders who slapped together the lousy houses, the developers who sold them and the inspectors who rubber-stamped them had little to worry about from Dade prosecutors, or anyone else.
Some builders have taken the initiative, producing solid, medium-priced homes designed to weather most hurricanes.
Believe it or not, Florida has many conscientious builders who make solid homes that stand up well to hurricanes.
Imagine the relief of home builders and owners, who no longer had to fret about their roofs passing muster.
To challenge that philosophy was to jeopardize hefty campaign contributions from banks, builders and utilities.
The law allows limited on-site disposal of lumber, tree stumps and nonhazardous construction materials, but some builders bury all sorts of nasty stuff.
This time the money came in hefty election-time checks from developers, their attorneys and members of the Latin Builders Associationthose who most eagerly want to bulldoze the wetlands.
The group, called HABDI, includes Carlos Herrera, a former president of the Latin Builders Association and a heavy Democratic contributor.