Sentence examples for building provision from inspiring English sources

Currently, local jurisdictions across the nation choose to adopt LEED as their green building provision.

Yet, even if it only applies to everyday issues such as equal opportunity in jobs (i.e., the labour market), housing, student fees, or – something currently under hot dispute in Britain – equal access for working foreign residents to welfare benefits, this liberal "market building" provision has profound normative consequences.

Proposed confidence-building provisions including a general amnesty and prisoner swaps will also help Russian forces and their proxies avoid a reckoning for what Kiev sees as crimes of aggression.

Mr. Berkman said that while the problem of unpaid common charges is not uncommon, particularly at smaller, self-managed buildings, provisions of condominium law are designed to help boards collect unpaid charges.

And given that a third of all foreclosures involve multi-unit buildings, provisions must be made to allow renters to stay in their apartments and continue paying market rent after foreclosure, Parson said.

The language in the building funds provision indicates that the provision was written with the DSCC debt in mind, as it explicitly authorizes the use of the new contributions to pay for "expenses for obligations incurred during the 2-year period which ends on the date of the enactment of this paragraph".

284 p. Politics of ethnic cleansing : nation-state building and provision of in/security in twentieth-century Balkans / Klejda Mulaj.

It supported early land reform including land reclamation, irrigation work, infrastructure building, and provision of electricity and water to rural areas but did little to stimulate the economy.

When used in building applications, provision of appropriate fire endurance in structural members is a major safety requirement that must be considered.

Key features of that platoon-based plan were an efficient utilization of the school building, the provision of more curriculum opportunities for manual training and work, and the coordination of various levels of schooling under one roof.

After the Chinese took control of Tibet in 1959, the area became the scene of considerable road building to provision the Ladakh border area to the south and west.