Sentence examples for landmark which would from inspiring English sources

But they were never designated a New York City landmark, which would have required the university to secure official permission for the work.

His 18th- minute header achieved the landmark, which would have been claimed 13 minutes earlier by Korea's ultimate hero, Ahn Jung-hwan, but for his penalty failure.

In recent years, North Richmond Hill residents have tried to have the neighborhood declared a landmark, which would put it on par with Forest Hill Gardens.

And Mayor Richard M. Daley has pushed for the ballpark to be declared a landmark, which would give the city a say in any remodeling.

Once they had a permit to split the lot, the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, based in Chicago, intervened, asking the city to consider turning the house into a landmark, which would protect it for three years.

In response, Mr. Flamm pointed out that his group was not seeking designation as a city landmark, which would require approval for building changes, but rather recognition under the National and State Registers of Historic Places.

The landmark designation, which would regulate what alterations a buyer could make to the exterior, does not apply to the lobby where the Shahn murals are.

The City Council is expected to vote on Dec. 5 to give the house landmark status, which would shield it from alterations and demolition for three years.

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission is expected to designate the building a historic landmark this fall, which would protect the exterior from most alterations.

But last week, the Abyssinian Development Corporation — whose 10-year-old plans to build apartments and restore the casino structure recently took on new urgency — successfully defeated landmark designation, which would have created intolerable delays, it said.

Negotiations with the City of Chicago began when officials questioned the plan and asked that the ballpark, which was built in 1914, be given landmark status, which would give the city a say in remodeling.