Sentence examples for seeking variance from inspiring English sources

We use micro-simulation to assess five tactical designs seeking variance reduction of a high-demand transfer stop that resembles a representative case of Transantiago, the public transportation system of Santiago de Chile.

The developer is seeking variances from the Board of Adjustment to build town houses on property zoned for single-family homes, and to encroach on an artificial slope.

But the congregation is seeking variances because it needs more than zoning allows: a synagogue, social hall and study hall with 36,885 square feet, almost three times the floor area permitted on the site.

It is seeking variances because its proposal for a building with roughly 35,000 square feet is about three times the floor area permitted on the site, said David H. Abrahams, chairman of the New Rochelle Zoning Board of Appeals.

Residential builders frequently must seek variances from the Board of Standards and Appeals in order to build.

The designs so mimic the demands and constraints of outdoor architecture that the networks even seek variances from the convention planners to add to the dimensions of the boxes, as if they were summer bungalows getting new decks.

Many local parents choose private schools or seek variances in higher-scoring districts like P.S. 15, which embraces Brooklyn neighborhoods to the south and west, and P.S. 2, which includes Lower Manhattan and the East Side.

The upshot was that the architects who sought variances for size were more likely to succeed with municipal planners if they minimized the appearance of size by adhering to those guidelines.

But the company is still seeking a variance to build a tower in a residential zone.

But unlike Huntington, in which such a set-aside is required for all projects seeking a variance, the Hempstead law was enacted in 1992 for this project alone.

The developer is seeking a variance to increase the number of other companies allowed to share the commercial space with the Digest.