Sentence examples for visible from public from inspiring English sources

They are often visible from public roads.

Whether in edible or smokeable form, marijuana use is prohibited in public spaces, including streets and parks, and in places visible from public spaces (such as your hotel balcony).

As restorers work on scaffolding that is visible from public areas, visitors learn about the workmanship that went into the nearly 100 estates that were built by New York's wealthiest families in the 1880's and 1890's.

British Columbians will be allowed to grow up to four plants for personal use, as long as they're not visible from public spaces.

Americans do not generally enjoy a reasonable expectation of privacy in public spaces, nor in areas of personal property -- like fenced-in backyards and driveways -- which are visible from public viewing points -- such as the sky.

"As privacy law stands today, you don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy while out in public, nor almost anywhere visible from a public vantage," said Ryan Calo, director of privacy and robotics at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford University.

That includes parts of their own backyards that are visible from a public vantage point, including the sky.

The local district is set up by a town or city that establishes a commission who must approve any alteration to the exterior of a building visible from a public right of way except paint.

"We have generally looked at the rear of the building as a less significant portion of the building, because it is not visible from the public right of way," said Sherida E. Paulsen, the commission chairwoman.

"The application now before you would, if granted, destroy a carefully preserved and intentionally designed century-old common rear facade of four adjacent town houses, intrude significantly into shared midblock open space, destroy or threaten vegetation that contributes materially to this portion of the district's distinct character and be clearly visible from a public sidewalk," he said.

The survey responses from 173 rural residents in western Massachusetts showed that subdivisions in which the protected open space is more visible from the public realm (e.g. along roads and entries) are perceived to be more compatible with the rural landscape.