Sentence examples for imposed building from inspiring English sources

Some cities have started reworking their development codes only in the last few years, while others have imposed building moratoriums on developers to buy time.

Partly as a result of the slowdown in home buying in some areas of the country, and partly because of a long-term effort by preservationists to enlist the help of local governments, a small but growing number of municipalities have imposed building moratoriums in the last two years.

"In an imposing building" – in a brutalist tower block.

The society has an imposing building that overlooks Central Park.

"In an imposing building" – in a brutalist tower block.

The station is an imposing building, a stone fortress that could be mistaken for a prison.

The North American University website shows an imposing building as the university's site.

It's an imposing building with a doorman and lush gardens in front.

"That's the national museum," Fejzo said, pointing at an imposing building on the left.

The most imposing building is St. Peter's Basilica, built during the 4th century and rebuilt during the 16th century.

The change is also reflected in the self-consciously imposing building, constructed between 1903 and 1908, designed by York & Sawyer.