Sentence examples for by the current planning from inspiring English sources

"Local authorities are hamstrung by the current planning and licensing systems, under which councils have extremely limited powers to refuse openings, even in places that are already saturated with certain types of businesses," she added.

This problem is to a large extent caused by the current planning and permitting approach, which uses too spacious safety margins between wells and a 2D rather than 3D perspective.

A transparent visualization of these trade-offs is not provided by the current planning system (cf.[20, 22]).

The question is whether any architect will risk a prospective commission by challenging the current planning orthodoxy which requires that the museum complex be located within the memorial precinct.

She wants the Ulez expanded to all inner London boroughs, protecting 3 million people, not just the 300,000 covered by the current plan.

But Lynn suggested that the owners and the restructuring officer must come up with a revised plan that is more palatable to the lenders, who he said were the only creditors harmed by the current plan.

"Subject to consultation processes, approximately 100 employees are expected to be impacted across the region by the current plans to close three marketplaces.

Andrew Ferguson, the editor of thinkbroadband.com, told the BBC that the focus was now on those 5% of people in the "most remote and hardest parts" of the UK not covered by the current plans for superfast broadband.

In February 2014 the University of California, Berkeley, has been authorised by the current Plan 9 copyright holder – Alcatel-Lucent – to release all Plan 9 software previously governed by the Lucent Public License, Version 1.02 under the GNU General Public License, Version 2.

In contrast to previous statements by ministers that the current planning system was expensive, wasteful and a brake on growth, Clark said: "I think we have too little planning in this country rather than too much".

The methodological concept developed here can help to assess the impact and opportunities that cultivation has on flora and fauna under the current planning conditions by displaying the sensitivity of natural goods regarding crop production.