Sentence examples for required amenities from inspiring English sources
Complaints about plazas that are not open or that fail to provide required amenities can be made to the Buildings Department at (212) 227-7000, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Up until the 1970s, New York's attitude to Long Island seemed to be that if you want to enjoy anything besides your house, required amenities, and the beach, just come to the city.
One can also visit to have a look at the overall environment, the manner in which patients are treated, and the availability of the required amenities.
These underground complexes are fairly similar in concept to the Viet Cong tunnels dug beneath the jungles of South Vietnam, though the quality of finishing is better, with concrete walls and roofs, electricity and other required amenities for lengthy sojourn.
Where to Stay Hotels in Waikiki: The good news is that if you are willing to remove "oceanfront view" from your list of required amenities, you can get a decent room within walking distance of popular Waikiki Beach in the $150 range--and that's fine, because most of the time you're going to be out enjoying the beach, the great food and the nightlife.
Ilyse Fink, a Buildings Department spokeswoman, said Suzuki could build on the site "as of right," meaning that the lot complies with the zoning in the neighborhood, and also because the courtyard was not a required amenity.
Until quite recently, living at the farm, thirty weed-choked acres off a gravel road, has required forgoing amenities like bathrooms and kitchens and running water, and maintaining a stoic disregard for the weather, which can be brutally cold or brutally hot.
We seem to have concluded that Angelenos, particularly so-called discretionary riders (e.g., Westsiders) require certain amenities.
Most underestimate the amenities required by superyacht owners, including crew quarters, restaurants and easily accessible power hookups, he said.
Among the amenities required are "bedding, bed linens and at least two towels (all of which shall be laundered weekly)." Things can be quite different for non-Equity actors.
The City Beach NYC project, which is currently raising funds on the crowd-funding site IndieGoGo, will adapt a reclaimed barge to form an artificial beach along with shops, a food court, changing rooms and all the amenities required for a day's sun lounging.
