Sentence examples for a valid planning from inspiring English sources

The report from the head of city development to the West Area Planning Committee said: "If it were expedient to do so, revocation of the planning permission could be considered, though it is likely the secretary of state would be very reluctant to revoke a valid planning permission other than in the most exceptional circumstances.

It claimed that Tenet had not been prepared to care for the patients as conditions in the city deteriorated and that there had not been a valid plan to evacuate them.

That is, independently of the entire scheme considered as a valid plan of regulation in all its parts, as the California court substantially considered it in the Gospel Army case.

"I'm not saying their whole plan is a valid plan, but I see no reason why the bills that are ready to go and on which we've achieved an agreement should be held hostage to this debate over border security," she said.

After the District Court has provided the Virginia Legislature with an adequate opportunity to enact a valid plan, it can then proceed, should it become necessary, to grant relief under equitable principles to insure that no further elections are held under an unconstitutional scheme.

Graphplan works by building a planning graph of a relaxed version of the planning problem and then attempting to extract a valid plan from the planning graph.

The most computationally demanding part of the algorithm is the plan extraction, which searches the state space provided by the planning graph for a valid plan.

In this moment of frustration, a brilliant plan pops into your head, and you say to yourself, "What if I just eat what I want and exercise five times a week?" Seems like a valid plan.

As it turns out, IVF isn't a sure thing for everyone, and it's not always a valid Plan B. I NEVER thought I would go this far, but it seemed the more obstacles we encountered, the stronger my desire to experience pregnancy myself became.

In that case the Kansas Supreme Court held that the statutory provisions apportioning seats in both houses of the Kansas Legislature were constitutionally invalid, but afforded the legislature a further opportunity to enact a constitutionally valid plan prior to the 1964 primary and general elections.

In doing so, the court dealt a major setback to the conservative-led property rights movement, ending its string of recent Supreme Court victories elevating the rights of individual property owners over valid planning and community needs.