Sentence examples for mandatory building from inspiring English sources

Positive externalities of self-insurance and self-protection justify the implementation of mandatory building codes.

Implementing mandatory building codes is a major approach to preparing for natural disasters.

This was a time before mandatory building and fire codes for hotels and entertainment venues existed, so the Silveren Seepaerd had no fireproofing, no dedicated fire exits, no fire alarm to alert the 86 guests and precious few fire extinguishers.

Within conventional medical curricula, the radiology course is mostly a mandatory building block (87%), sometimes an elective course (6%), or a combination of both (6%).

In modern curricula, radiology is to a lesser extent a mandatory building block (70%), an elective course (9%), or a combination of both (22%).

This reflects the situation in US medical schools, where radiology clerkships are rather present as an elective and are to a lesser extent a mandatory building block [21, 41] during the clinical years.

City staff has been trying to come up with a plan to reduce the threat from these buildings, but any proposal would fall short of mandatory retrofitting, building director Mark Persico said.

Populus guides architects and builders through the requirements of mandatory green building codes and optional green home certification programs, providing HERS rating, LEED for Homes Green Rater services and LEED for Homes training.

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In Tokyo, gray water recycling is mandatory for buildings with an area over 30,000 m2 or with potential reuse of 100 m3/day (Hanson 1997).

This has implications for energy efficiency policy, policy governing the energy performance of buildings specifically designed for older people, as well as the mandatory disclosure of building performance.