Sentence examples for prohibiting structures from inspiring English sources

In Denver, most of the arrests on Saturday were over a police rule prohibiting structures, including tents, from being erected in public parks.

"That way the wind can stretch its legs a bit". For these taller towers, homeowners should be aware that they may have to deal with local rules prohibiting structures higher than 30 feet or so.

The architects were constrained, in part, by zoning laws, which prohibit structures from blocking the view of the Rocky Mountains from the Colorado state capitol.

"The Leawood City Council unanimously approved a temporary moratorium Monday night that exempts the little lending libraries from a city ordinance that prohibits structures in front yards.

She was charged with violating a federal criminal statute that prohibits structuring currency transactions in order to evade federal reporting requirements for transactions involving more than $10,000 in currency.

Federal law also prohibits "structuring" deposits in amounts under $10,000 to skirt the reporting requirement.

The Construction Committee of Kiev had prohibited construction of any structures on this particular lot, but eventually the construction of the building allowed Gorodetsky to win the bet.

The Department of Buildings doesn't prohibit rooftop structures in most districts, if the proper permits are obtained.

A zoning ordinance prohibits detached structures - tool and storage sheds, freestanding garages, pool cabanas and, yes, tree houses.

TOKYO — Out of respect for the privacy of the royal family, Tokyo building ordinances prohibit any structures taller than 108.5 meters in the area around the Imperial Palace.

Giving a small village zoning powers, he argued, would have no impact on major land-use decisions like constructing housing projects, because large parcels of land are usually not available or because zoning may already prohibit large structures.