Sentence examples for challenge developments from inspiring English sources
"The legislation needs changes," said Ms. Levin, who said many of the environmentalists' concerns can be attributed to vagueness in areas of the law, particularly regarding the public's right to comment on proposed projects and to legally challenge developments.
In August 2015 the Abbott government announced it would remove the right of most environmental organisations to challenge developments under federal laws unless they could show they were "directly affected".
The government will remove the right of most environmental organisations to challenge developments under federal laws unless they can show they are "directly affected" – a direct response to the federal court decision this month on Adani's Carmichael coalmine.
In its last days, the Legislature also approved a proposal that would make it more difficult for the public to challenge development and environmental permits.
Because climate change is an increasing challenge, development of improved climate-ready varieties is considered key to ensure food security in the years to come [ 13].
In light of the challenges, developments, and difficulties mentioned above, additional efforts are required to perform better combined reliability studies of power and gas networks.
Because of environmental challenges, development — not just income levels, but also education levels and life expectancy — would see a sharp decline, especially in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
Civil society has a pivotal role to play by challenging development models, establishing social control over emergency plans, securing human rights and promoting the values of ethics and solidarity.
For each of these challenges development pathways were formulated to further upscale AF adoption.
An overview of the ULDB project will be presented which addresses requirements, technical challenges, development activities, results and status of the ULDB project.
This is largely based on their exceptional natural and cultural resources, whose exploitation forms the core of policy decisions for solving small islands' challenging development problems [12].
