building standards

Although that itself points up the shame of how poor our building standards are.

In the case of the palace, modern building standards were followed.

Besides, he said, when inadequate building standards cause problems, "our members are the ones who have to clean the stuff up."

Poor building standards or construction materials seem to have further contributed to the large number of victims.

Modern meeting houses are built to regular building standards.

"It needed to comply with current building standards and withstand winds of up to 80 miles per hour."

New energy efficient building standards should be made mandatory.

Some inspectors say the size of their staff is insufficient to enforce building standards adequately.

The building standards system is set out to protect the public interest in the design, construction, conversion and demolition of buildings.

It was responsible for building standards regulations in Scotland.

The company promotes environmentally friendly building standards and small scale renewable energy.

Instead of limits on development, Andrew is likely to focus attention on two issues: building standards and relief efforts.

Over the past century, calls for reform in the byzantine world of fire protection and building standards have far exceeded substantive changes.

Southeastern Partners failed in this mission and health and building standards were not met.

We will reinstate the buildings standards suspended in 1989.

Some building standards were not strictly enforced, he said, adding that highways also suffered the same problem.

A wind farm is being built to power the main campus, and new residence halls have been constructed according to national green building standards.

"We live in a earthquake hot zone, and so it is imperative that the government strictly enforce building standards."

According to the road building standards of its time, the bridge has been builtwide enough for two carriages to pass each other.

Green technologies and building standards will be utilized.

Wayne Young, made homeless by the leaky homes crisis, wants building standards to be strengthened.

As western society has developed, vernacular styles have mostly become outmoded by new technology and national building standards.

Improving building standards will not reduce losses from wave action on poorly planned development in coastal areas.

Taking note of the obvious vulnerability of the old wooden houses, the government set up new building standards.

Alternatively, I've some coursework on building standards to write if he's really desperate."