Sentence examples for approved alterations from inspiring English sources

Among the other approved alterations, the aluminum flagpoles that flank the sunken plaza -- which serves as an ice-skating rink in winter and as an outdoor garden restaurant the rest of the time -- will be changed to bronze "to be consistent with the tone of most of the metal in Rockefeller Center," said Steven Rubenstein, a spokesman for the complex.

Meanwhile changes to VAT rules mean that the tax is now being levied on hot takeaway food, the provision of self-storage facilities, approved alterations to listed buildings, sports drinks, and to the rental of hairdressers' chairs.

A search of the property records for the building, 142 Columbia Heights, on the Buildings Department's Web site shows that there was an approved alteration to the structure in 1960.

The corporation blocked the change, saying it might damage the building's heating system, that the board had the right to approve alterations, and that an alteration done without approval would violate Dr. Levandusky's proprietary lease.

The commission also points out that the bulk of its time is taken up with whether to approve alterations to existing landmarks.

The highway commission approved another alteration to US-59 in the Poteau area on February 5, 1973.

Largely on the basis of the VIGOR study [ 3], the FDA has approved an alteration to the rofecoxib label indicating that it is safer for the gastrointestinal tract than are conventional NSAIDs.

Rescheduling a substance on the 1961 convention requires a majority vote at the CND, and two-thirds of the body's members would have to approve any alterations to the 1971 treaty.

In addition, he said, since most condo bylaws do not require a unit owner to obtain permission of other unit owners as a prerequisite for approving an alteration, it is possible that that requirement would be considered unreasonable as well.

The local district is set up by a town or city that establishes a commission who must approve any alteration to the exterior of a building visible from a public right of way except paint.

In addition, Mr. Weinstein said, since most proprietary leases require shareholders to get board approval for such alterations, the board may be within its rights to require the shareholder to accept additional shares as a condition of approving the alteration.