Sentence examples for permitted to build from inspiring English sources

The hospital was grandfathered in, and then was permitted to build two large medical buildings in the 1980s after the Planning Commission allowed St . Vincents to transfer extra floor area to the new buildings from a triangular lot it owns at West 11th Street.

In 1518 they were permitted to build a fort at Colombo and were given trading concessions.

Yet developers are permitted to build wider and higher by paying compensation.

Had Mr. Lindenthal been permitted to build his bridge, would New York be better or worse off for it?

But it was only after the English displaced the Dutch that the Jews from Recife were permitted to build a synagogue.

But he said only these countries should be permitted to build any new coal-fired plants, which should be the most efficient possible.

You need permits to build them.

They requested more permits to build homes.

They say, for example, that permits to build churches have become very difficult to obtain.

Israel claims it has no planning permits to build on the farmland, but at the same time makes it impossible for Palestinians to obtain permits.

Still, permits to build new homes increased, a reassuring indication that the housing sector could still contribute to the economic recovery.