Sentence examples for call in the application from inspiring English sources

"The Welsh ministers have been asked to call in the application and those requests are still under consideration.

Government agency Natural England did not consider the loss of ancient woodland to be sufficiently important to urge ministers to call in the application for consideration, he added.

"If we believe a development presents an unacceptable risk we will, and do refer to Welsh government to call in the application".

Committee chairman, Chris Hayward, said the building "has the potential to play an important role in realising our vision of the Square Mile as a vibrant 24/7 city". In addition to the mayor's decision, the secretary of state also has the power to call in the application if they are unhappy with the proposal.

"In order to fully consider the application ministers are extending that period by a further 28 days from 1 August to consider whether or not to call in the application for their determination". Conservation groups opposing the golf course, including RSPB Scotland and Scottish Wildlife Trust, have welcomed the extension.

Last month, London mayor Sadiq Khan overturned a decision by his predecessor Boris Johnson to call-in the planning application for his own consideration and instead said it will be left to Merton Council to decide.

Scottish ministers "called in" the application by Red Rock Power to build a plant on the site of the old Cockenzie power station, east of Edinburgh, before the local council had a chance to make a decision.

The local government and communities secretary, Ruth Kelly, said yesterday she was "calling in" the application because she "considers that the proposals raise issues of more than local importance, with regard to their relationship with the Stonehenge world heritage site and the government's proposals for upgrading the A303".

The development had conflicted with the adopted development plan which meant the Welsh government could have called in the application for determination had it been approved by Anglesey council.

With Tower Hamlets poised to reject the plans, Boris Johnson "called in" the application and granted it permission to go ahead earlier this year.

The council was opposed to plans for several enormous tower blocks on the site threatening a "dark future for Shoreditch" until Boris once again "called in" the application.