Sentence examples for landmark rules from inspiring English sources

(We were later told that landmark rules required that the original, nonsoundproof windows in some rooms remain in place).

The renovation included the addition of one floor, which, to meet landmark rules, cannot be seen from the street.

Landmark rules require that when it comes time to replace the single-pane windows in any of the 90-plus units, the new ones will have to have multiple panes.

Though famous for generations as a place to eat, and something of a Covent Garden landmark, Rules is not quite so known for its cocktail bar, which opened upstairs only in 2009.

On Tuesday, the Environmental Protection Agency formally granted California the permission it had been seeking for seven years to enforce its own landmark rules aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions from new motor vehicles.

Mr. Bien said he envied architects of the 1920's because they had more freedom -- they more closely controlled the construction end and had fewer zoning and landmark rules to hem them in.

OO Landmark Ruling: Fracking Company Must Pay $3 Million To Sickened Family.

Protected for four decades by strict landmarking rules, this large body of sturdy and varied housing stock is also just one subway stop from Manhattan.

In a landmark ruling, the high court ruled on Thursday that the Met's use of the tactic during 2009's G20 protests was illegal.

Third, the FCC has indicated that it does not need or intend to factor this historic public response into its decision whether to adopt the new rule (which really just amounts to undoing the adoption of the landmark 2015 rule).

Six years ago the Rifleman claimed that the F.B.I. had promised him immunity from prosecution for his killings -- allegedly including a couple of his girlfriends -- but Federal Judge Mark Wolf, in a landmark decision, ruled that nobody in law enforcement had the power to sanction murder.