Sentence examples for architectural law from inspiring English sources

Architectural law highlights professional ethics matters as concern property, liability, and honesty.

New York City has historically been nonchalant about its grand creations (long gone, most famously, are the arches and columns of Pennsylvania Station), and, despite the passage of architectural-preservation laws, which would suggest an interest by the general population, it's still true that only tourists look up on Manhattan streets.

The same judge may have great difficulty, however, applying those same architectural regulations and laws to build a safe and secure building.

By law and architectural design, our government is resistant to change.

Which perhaps accounts for his identification with old-timers, whether human (his specialty is elder law) or architectural (his voluntary avocation is landmark preservation).

They're planning animation and film studios, software-development companies, biotech labs, and law and architectural firms, focusing the knowledge industries at the heart of the "new India".

But it took a series of charcoal drawings by the brilliant illustrator Hugh Ferriss, published in The New York Times in 1922, to show the thrilling architectural consequences of the law.

St Clement Danes - "that venerable pile planted in the mid-stream of the Strand" - is humbled by the architectural grandeur of the Law Courts and Australia House whose black horses might at any moment stampede.

But Boston-area law firms, architectural firms and pharmaceutical companies also draw their share of clients.

In the Roman Catholic church, canon law makes no architectural conditions for a cathedral.

The new law, with its architectural review process, strengthens that review in the historic district," Mr. Handler said.