Sentence examples for building amended from inspiring English sources

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, whose executives would not comment on current conditions at the building, amended its lease last year to take over an entire floor, with the provision that the owners add two elevators, upgrade existing ones and install a fire alarm system throughout the building.

Building codes are amended frequently, and each revision seems to put more requirements on the building owner.

In 1995, the city amended its building code to include seismic requirements for new buildings and older buildings undergoing major renovation.

Finally, Mr. Saft notes that if the proprietary lease does not give the board the authority to prohibit smoking throughout the building, it can be amended to do so.

Key among these was the introduction of amending Building Regulations in 1998 requiring radon preventive measures in new buildings in High Radon Areas (HRAs).

Should that happen, building them without amending or replacing the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty would face fierce opposition from European allies and Congressional Democrats and could set off a new arms race with Russia and China, undermining America's security rather than strengthening it.

Notably, the $1.1 billion option on the building has now also been amended.

New Zealand's Building Code has recently been amended and has introduced a new clause specific to fire-fighting operations that requires, amongst other things, that buildings must be designed and constructed to allow fire-fighters to reach the floor of fire origin and search the general area.

The plan needed county approval, for example, and an ordinance was amended to the uniform building code for Land Art.

The commission study indicated that building codes and regulations were developed, amended, and administered by over 400 local jurisdictions and state agencies.

According to the amended code, owners of buildings more than 70 years old and larger than 250 square feet must now notify neighbors and citizen groups, and advertise locally about their plans to demolish a building.