Sentence examples for modern fire codes from inspiring English sources

Both neighborhoods shared long, colorful histories and aging structures built before modern fire codes.

Burning chametz is an ancient tradition that sometimes runs afoul of modern fire codes, population densities or standards of safety.

The city said it had brought Room 9 up to modern fire codes and made fixes to its cranky heating and cooling system.

But there is only one exit in the alley, a narrow staircase rising from the Billiard Room next door, and bureaucracy, in the guise of modern fire codes, does not allow a crowd.

The State University considered turning the rooms into a dormitory in the 1970's, Ms. Busch said, but decided against it because they did not have fire escapes and did not meet modern fire codes.

Among other things, they argue that though the landlord had received the necessary approval from the city's Buildings Department, the plans violate state law by not bringing the entire structure, built in 1936, up to modern fire codes during construction.

The old building of the Stedelijk is largely the same as it was before, architecturally speaking, but now it has been retrofitted with modern fire safety and acclimatization systems to bring it up to code.

The Secretariat Building -- a shimmering, 572-foot transparent glass slab, built on a north-south axis, with 5,400 windows that actually open and close -- stands as a modern monument to wasteful energy consumption, and the buildings do not comply with city fire codes, handicapped accessibility standards or environmental safety codes.

Though the shop was not built according to current fire codes, an adjacent auto repair shop was saved in part by a modern fire protection wall, officials said.

Fire codes limit audience size.

Buildings everywhere must abide by fire codes.