Sentence examples for the permitted height from inspiring English sources

He said he believed that tightening local limits on the permitted height and size of new houses three years ago had made some difference.

The only reverse for Doyle was that he was banned for seven days from 1 November and fined £10,000 for using his whip above the permitted height, ruling him out of the main card at the Breeders' Cup meeting in California in two weeks' time.

The apartment building is a co-op, and its president, Jonathan Young, said that his building had unsuccessfully sued the city's Board of Standards and Appeals, which permitted Congregation Or Zarua to build above the permitted height of five or six stories.

But while the law is clear on the permitted height of leylandii, and organisations campaign to keep them under control, a significant proportion of us would say: "What's the problem?" While inappropriately towering trees might provide an immediate indicator that all is not well in a neighbourhood, most neighbour disputes would go unnoticed by passers-by or prospective buyers of a property.

For example, a residential building wanted to add solar panels on its rooftop but couldn't receive a permit to do this because they would exceed the maximum permitted height.

An analysis of these criteria using optimisation theory reveals that they probably depend upon the principles of minimum stress acting on the foundation's lower edge and of maximum permitted height of the bulb of foundation.

Control of plant architecture using these molecular strategies could be of considerable benefit to commercial producers by reducing costs and environmental contamination, and permitting height control only when desired.

In July, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas suspended the permitting requirements and height restrictions on hay trucks to allow for easier transportation of hay within the state.

The policy has been changed to require certifications only when they are needed, such as homes proposed at the maximum permitted zoning height.

"The city's sign regulations create a comprehensive scheme for regulating the permitting, placement, number, size, height and content of signs within the city," according to the lawsuit filed against Milford.

Part of the building would be more than twice the height permitted by zoning rules on the site.