Sentence examples for buildings properly from inspiring English sources

The closest you can get before you are stopped by imposing metal gates and soldiers still makes it difficult to make out the buildings properly.

The report by the National Academy of Public Administration, a nonprofit group chartered by Congress to make government more efficient, found that management problems contributed to the institution's inability to maintain its buildings properly.

The program is likely to include incentives for conservation — to encourage people to insulate houses and buildings properly, drive cars that need less gas and use low-flow shower heads and high-efficiency lighting.

Good daylighting techniques include configuring buildings properly, elongating buildings along an east west axis, locating critical visual tasks near the building's perimeter, bringing the light in high, admitting daylight from more than one side of a space, controlling direct sunlight, using light-colored interior surfaces, and locating workstations and computer screens perpendicular to windows.

"If they'd cleaned the building properly when construction was completed, the stains would not be there.

Sometimes it's a homeowner who doesn't have the money or knowledge to maintain the building properly.

But that does not mean you should not be held responsible for failing to maintain the building properly.

In court papers, the Malkins argue that the lease requires them to maintain the building properly, which included replacing a leaky facade wall.

I feel like we've tried everything short of hiring an exterminator ourselves (which wouldn't help because they wouldn't have permission to treat the entire building properly).

In London, the Strata Tower in Elephant and Castle, met criticism by residents when it opened as its in-built wind turbines – designed for helping heat and cool the building properly – weren't turning.

Even within the Fire Department there have been bitter recriminations between the fire commanders, who the Bloomberg administration has said failed to inspect the bank building properly, as required, and the department's top brass, who the fire unions have maintained should have been aware that the building was not being inspected.