They had ironclad contracts for new docks, prisons, hospitals, armories and other buildings, not to mention alterations to existing buildings.
New construction or alterations to existing buildings within the historic district must be approved by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The commission also points out that the bulk of its time is taken up with whether to approve alterations to existing landmarks.
These initial alterations to existing structures result in minimally-invasive and cost-effective temporary programs that cohabit the site of (dis)assemblage.
The results support simple, retrospectively fitted alterations to existing penaeid-trawl bodies to improve selection and efficiency.
In addition to compliance at the time of construction, the alterations to existing facilities must also comply with current codes.
In the case of Murray Hill, she said, "We are beginning to look at the boundaries of a potential district, but it's going to be a little challenging because so many alterations to existing buildings have taken place".
Campaigners had long highlighted this as a clear case of "evergreening" – making minor alterations to existing drugs in order to secure a new patent, and so extend its monopoly (Glivec costs patients $2,600 £1,6700) a month).
We realize that substantial alterations to existing pipelines or formats to tackle all the above-mentioned problems would require a gargantuan effort given the amount of modern clinical sequencing data.
Clean technology innovations are characterized by significant alterations to existing product functionalities, infrastructure and consumer patterns, and imply major restructuring of both manufacturing processes and market acceptance.
The agency, in making alterations to existing buildings, shall meet accessibility requirements to the extent compelled by the Architectural Barriers Act of 1968, as amended (42 U.S.C. 4151-4157), any any regulations implementing it.
