Sentence examples for building failing from inspiring English sources

Advice is needed to guide how existing buildings might be adapted to cope with this future climate, as well as guidance for new building design to reduce the chances of the building failing in the future.

But Hadid, granted a damehood in the Queen's birthday honours, was overlooked for her Riverside Transport Museum, in Glasgow, with the building failing even to make it on to the list of the 23 best buildings in Scotland for the last year.

Sure, it's important that city managers can better identify water leaks, or more accurately predict the likelihood of a building failing an inspection, but there isn't a direct, personal, benefit to city dwellers.

The estimated $22 million project was proposed due to the building failing to comply with the city codes for earthquakes and fires.

The MPs' report, which comes after a lengthy investigation including a trip to Bangladesh by four MPs led by the group's chairwoman, Anne Main, concludes that poor planning and building controls have resulted in substandard construction, with 90% of buildings failing to meet any building codes.

It is the choice between two futures, between building or failing to build a rule of law, an infrastructure of rights, and an atmosphere of tolerance.

The New York City Buildings Department cited the owners of the building for failing to properly maintain the building, according to a spokesman for the Buildings Department.

Deconstructing the elements of success, the kids won, not by planning to build, but by building and failing, repeatedly - each experiment teaching them what it takes to keep the marshmallow standing.

It is negotiating with the state of Saxony to build a new storage building, or failing that, to convert a Communist-era state library into a storage site.

Rizwan Merchant, an advocate who lost three family members in the accident, filed a police complaint that blamed the owners of the building for failing to form a society to maintain the building, two residents for making illegal alterations and civic officials for negligence.

The city's Department of Buildings said in a statement that it was issuing a violation to the owner of The New York Times Building for "failing to safeguard the public and property".