Sentence examples for most stringent building from inspiring English sources

New Zealand has some of the most stringent building regulations, but early reports from government scientists in the country indicate that the levels of shaking in and around Christchurch were greater than buildings are typically built to withstand.

Unlike Haiti, where shoddy construction vastly increased the death toll last year, or China, where failure to follow construction codes worsened the death toll in the devastating 2008 Sichuan earthquake, Japan enforces some of the world's most stringent building codes.

New South Wales has some of Australia's most stringent building codes for bushfire zones.

By 2020, the city hopes to construct a 50,000-square-foot city services building that will meet the requirements of the International Living Future Institute's "Living Building Challenge" — the most stringent environmental building standard in the world.

The city is also home to Earth Advantage, among the most stringent green building certification organizations in the nation.

Builders say the 54-square-mile town has some of the most stringent permit processes for waterfront building.

Rebuilt communities must have sufficient evacuation routes and the most stringent, fire-resistant construction.

Tier 1 and Tier 2 represent the levels of stringency of green building measures implemented into a building, Tier 2 being the most stringent.

Homes in parts of the U.S. that are most susceptible to hurricanes are covered by stringent building codes that require things like special roof and wall coverings that resist wind and added protection for windows, doors and vents.

Japan's building code is among the most stringent in the world, but its provisions don't anticipate tsunami effects.

This meant we were focussed on building a product that could meet even the most stringent data privacy laws with a view to further market expansion".