Sentence examples for legally build from inspiring English sources

In order to legally build in Jerusalem, one must first acquire a 150,000 shekel (£25,875) building permit from the Israeli authorities.

In Billionaires' Row the developers merged multiple building lots, or purchased the "air rights" above adjacent properties to legally build taller than what would historically be allowed.

A local group, Southold Citizens for Safe Roads, says that the zoning change will not restrict the company to just a parking lot; it could legally build whatever facilities it wants on the land, including a larger terminal building and docks for more high-speed passenger ferries, which critics call gamblers' boats.

In order to legally build in Jerusalem, one must first acquire a 150,000 shekel [$43,200] building permit from the Israeli authorities.

None of the plans will include apartments, since the Port Authority can't, legally, build housing.

Thus, one of the key pathways for immigrant entrepreneurs to legally build their companies in the United States was closed.

While illegal construction mushrooms in Mumbai to accommodate a growing population, many of the legally built buildings are becoming uninhabitable.

The Tazreen factory that caught fire in November lacked emergency exits, and its owner said only three floors of the eight-storey building were legally built.

Currently, she's working with the City Council in her town to change zoning laws to allow tiny homes to be legally built as accessory dwellings.

Odd twists of logic are being employed to justify Peavey's demolition such as this all-purpose and oft-repeated one: "Peavey Plaza could not legally be built today" because it doesn't meet contemporary codes (this is an irrelevant distortion in search of a problem).

"All this time after the end of Communism, and some people here cannot believe that someone can legally make enough money to build a home like this," he said.