Sentence examples for allowing planning from inspiring English sources
Across the country – and especially in superheated London, where stratospheric land values beget accordingly bloated developments – authorities are allowing planning policies to be continually flouted, affordable housing quotas to be waived, height limits breached, the interests of residents endlessly trampled.
Three-dimensional imaging of the fractured ribs often provided useful information allowing planning the surgical approach.
34– 36 Potentially distressing information delivered sensitively can be used to reassure by allowing planning around symptom progression and actual mode of death, such as preparing specific crisis orders for catastrophic hemorrhage.
An adequate radiograph was defined as one that included the entire reference ring, with a sufficient view of the long bone to determine its axis, allowing planning on the Taylor Spatial Frame Web site to generate a prescription.
The site of Goodison Park was earmarked in 1997 and 2003 for a food store by Tesco who offered £12 million which was valued at £4 million for the site but Liverpool City Council's advisor's advised against allowing planning permission.
Implementing a critical-care-led closed unit policy in the HDU was associated with an immediate reduction in both HDU and ICU bed-days, allowing planned bed closures.
It would allow planning to be more clearly linked up with transport— ideally, projects such as Crossrail would lead to more construction near stations such as Tottenham Court Road.
Selective angiography evaluates the lesion dynamically and allows planning for trans-arterial embolisation (TAE) and super-selective catheterisation [56].
The axial cuts accurately locate depressed articular fragments and allow planning for access [10, 11] (Fig. 4).
Microsurgical techniques facilitate the management of complex trauma in emergency and may allow planning reconstructive procedures and limb salvage in elective orthopedic surgery.
The 44-year-old, who runs a pottery painting shop in Twyford, said: "The council wouldn't allow planning permission for other buildings on greenbelt land".
