Sentence examples for regulated building from inspiring English sources
No one is more overjoyed than a lightly regulated building industry.
However, changes have been made to the original ordinance that regulated building heights, which denied any variances.
Ross and Onabolu travelled to the Nigerian capital of Lagos, to see how a less regulated building culture fares.
Nowadays, in several countries in the tropical islands of the Indian Ocean, including Madagascar island, Comores island, Seychelles island and Mayotte, no adopted and regulated building standards exist.
The only criminal charge that The Times identified for a licensed contractor working on a regulated building involved Pirooz Soltanizadeh, an engineer indicted in June 2015 on felony charges of falsely reporting that no one lived at 1578 Union Street in Brooklyn.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced broad changes on Wednesday in how the city will regulate building sites and share information between agencies to improve the inspection process and avoid tragedies like last summer's fire at the Deutsche Bank tower in Lower Manhattan.
The state Department of Community Affairs, which regulates building codes for multifamily dwellings, has expressed concern that the city has not followed regulations that require it to relocate those displaced.
Google says it doesn't actually engage in the practice that the N.A.I. was meant to regulate: building profiles on Internet users based on their online behavior for the purpose of advertising.
The 1916 zoning law addressed the air (by regulating building height and shape), just as the 1811 imposition of the grid as far as 155th Street (when Houston Street was aptly called North Street), by a triumvirate of commissioners and their eccentric surveyor, reshaped the land.
CalGreen changes the way local jurisdictions can regulate building development.
In their studies about setbacks in Japan, researchers have proposed regulating building setbacks in relation to street lines to deal with lack of sunshine and ventilation in urban neighborhoods (Japanese Institute of Architecture 1996; Kuwata 1998).
