Mr. Weideman said regulations that governed renovation of historic landmarks made it harder and more costly to make physical adjustments.
Budapest's long-defunct stock exchange reopened and became an important market in central Europe; the city's breathtaking architecture and cultural landmarks made it a popular tourist destination; and the Hungarian government's privatization program transferred most industries and businesses from state control to the private sector and attracted significant foreign investment.
The chosen landmarks made it possible to characterize the shape of the distal femur (Fig. 2).
Thus, while logistical factors such as dense bush coverage, out-of-date aerial photography maps, a lack of tarred 'roads' and a lack of landmarks made it very difficult to identify EA boundaries, isigodi boundaries, on the other hand, were recognised and could be identified by community members.
Challenges, like clues, riddles, photos and trivia questions, texted to your phone, will guide you to each landmark, making it more like a historical scavenger hunt than like a walking tour.
By a strong show of hands, the Lib Dem conference voted to support Clegg's landmark Make it Happen document, which would pave the way for £20bn of cuts in public spending.
The results from the boundary group suggest that the absence of the landmark made it difficult to pin point the exact location of the platform by reference solely to the boundary cues.
The developers said they saved the building, which is outside the historic district and landmarks regulation, by making it economically viable.
In February, the 55-acre area achieved Landmark District status, making it much tougher for developers to strip away the Boston Wharf Company-constructed buildings — news that definitely made residents happy.
Additionally, the goddess Athena has cast an obscuring mist over all the familiar landmarks, making "everything look otherwise/than it was".
