Sentence examples for building privileges from inspiring English sources

How will Miami eliminate urban sprawl by giving Walmart special building privileges to add more auto parking than code should allow?

Gehry's ever-expanding list of new projects should win him even more fame– and notoriety from his detractors, who variously complain that his buildings privilege spectacle over functionality, or that they're ill-suited to their surroundings.

For twenty bucks a month I got unlimited access to the building, plus tanning privileges and use of the massage chairs.

The Treasury even had to pay a small sum to the contractor who refurbished the building for the privilege.

"The NES [national education service] will do the same for the 21st, giving people confidence and hope by making education a right, not a privilege, and building bridges where the Conservatives build barriers". But the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, David Gauke, said: "Today confirms what we already knew: Jeremy Corbyn's nonsensical ideas simply don't add up.

Students have access to all of the facilities at Sidney-Pacific (NW86), and are entitled to the same rights and privileges as building residents.

As far as the board was informed, being a "work-out super" means that he can work off site and outside our building while retaining all privileges that come with his union job here -- such as a free apartment.

Provides a range of building access and borrowing privileges when visiting participating libraries.

On trial is her and other people's deviation from the original project of eliminating privileges and building a democracy.

Present building and production techniques privilege the industrial assembly of inert materials, with a one-way flow of energy and process from raw material to finished product.

In locations around the world, from South Africa to South Korea, my wife Rosalynn and I have had the privilege of building simple Habitat homes alongside the parents, grandparents, and neighbours who will inhabit them.