Sentence examples for requirement to build from inspiring English sources
Speakers repeatedly emphasized the requirement to build research capacity within Africa for genomics, both by building physical research infrastructure and by training and retaining African scientists.
To meet the Port Authority's requirement to build 10 million square feet (930,000 m²) of office space, the buildings would each need to be 110 stories tall.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced that the city has finally ended its longstanding requirement to build only flat roofs on skyscrapers, which clears the way for new buildings topped by spires, slanted or other types of roofs.
The minimum parking requirement would drop to 20 percent under the new rules, and there would be no requirement to build parking with subsidized housing units, a move that supporters said would reduce the cost of building such units.
This resolution contains no requirement to build a coalition of allies behind us.
It is a copy of a waiver that freed him from a requirement to build fencing around cottages approved months earlier for demolition.
This paper defines the requirements necessary to build restrained chemical engines, which helps to identify fundamental strategies for increasing efficiency in both engine designs as well as trade-offs between the two options.
Reducing requirements to build affordable housing through section 106 is fundamentally wrong.
Cameron said developers would be able to afford to build 200,000 of these if they were exempted from requirements to build affordable housing and local infrastructure.
It turned out that Mr. McMinn's vision and expertise were the exact requirements to build the low-tech Vine Trail, which Mr. McMinn hopes to see finished within 10 years.
Most of the other elements that architects will be asked to address have previously been discussed by rebuilding officials, including requirements to build a grand promenade on West Street, a central transit center for the PATH and subway lines that run beneath the site, and a tall structure or symbol that would restore some distinction to the downtown skyline.
