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The existing theater has been made structurally sound and brought up to code with the use of some of the $2 million funding, which included a $1.5 million revolving line of credit from the state, said David Griffiths, the chief executive officer of Stratford Festival Theater.

But after being brought up to code recently and with prodding from Whitman administration, the Teaneck Armory -- and others around the state -- are now available for rental by the public for such events as trade shows.

Bathrooms have been brought up to code and some offices have been renovated for artists and businesses leasing the space.

That group says that after the buildings are brought up to code, it plans to turn the deeds over to the squatters, making them legal owners, with the provision that future sales be to low-income buyers.

It has outdated plumbing and wiring that cannot be brought up to code.

In its initial form, Bill 6 would bring every farm up to code with other industries in the province.

(He brought them up to code with a marker).

And because it came with the house, I don't have to bring it up to code with electronic ignition and other retrofits -- as long as I don't move it.

Alabama Women's Center say they are looking to move to a new location to bring it up to code with the new regulations, but blueprints for the new building have yet to be approved.

The 225-seat theater now serving the Pageant of the Masters would be remodeled to modernize it and bring it up to code with current regulations outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Other security code (Kerberos, SSL/TLS, and SRP) needs to brought up to date with current releases of those libraries.