Sentence examples for approval to construct from inspiring English sources
The practice was recently given planning approval to construct a "skywalk" over the top of the structure.
KeySpan and Duke Energy appear close to receiving federal approval to construct a $240 million natural gas pipeline linking Connecticut and eastern Long Island.
In 2013 Extell Development Company received city approval to construct a limestone-and-glass tower on Riverside Boulevard, a residential strip stretching from Fifty-ninth to Seventy-second streets, on the edge of Manhattan's West Side.
It is easier to get a permit to slap together a house of plywood and milled framing lumber from the mainland than it is to get government approval to construct what he considers a work of art using native materials.
The company, which owns much of the land in Dumbo, is seeking city approval to construct a building near the school's space that would include apartments and a middle school.
Since 2002, Shell, ConocoPhillips, Chevron, and Imperial Oil, which is primarily owned by ExxonMobil, have all received approval to construct major projects in the tar sands; Total has announced its intention to follow suit.
On January 24th, Donald Trump wrote a memorandum to the Secretary of the Army instructing him to "review and approve in an expedited manner...request for approvals to construct and operate the DAPL".
It also plans to seek approvals to construct a new safety evaluation building, the size of which has yet to be determined.
On May 16, as the billboard scandal was unfolding, he appointed a nine-member commission headed by former State Senator Paul Contillo to review the licensing and government approvals needed to construct new billboards in an effort to impose more control over the industry.
TOKYO — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan said Saturday that he would not immediately ask the Okinawan authorities for approval to begin constructing a long-stalled American air base, casting doubt on his government's hopes to show progress in a troubled base-relocation plan ahead of his planned trip to Washington later this month.
Not until 17 January 1940 did Richard Casey obtain Cabinet's approval to spend £400,000 to construct a plant to manufacture 25 pounder field guns and 2 pounder anti-tank guns.
