Sentence examples for clearance order from inspiring English sources
If the city council lifts the current clearance order on the building, the CLT hopes to buy it and refurbish the bakery's former living accommodation.
Failure to comply with a clearance order is a criminal offence.
Fran Offenhauser, the project's architect, said the owner removed the trees during escrow after he received a brush clearance order from the fire department that mentioned nothing about oak-tree protections.
Although about half the area was demolished in the 1960s under a Slum Clearance Order, before its historical importance was realised, the remainder was saved and was restored at a cost of £4 million between 1980 and 1984.
In the interests of public safety, the Minister can make a "clearance order" concerning land that is within 46 m of any railway, public road or perimeter fence within a security area, or land in a security area that is "used for or in connection with the cultivation of rubber, oil palm, gutta-percha, coconut, bananas or any other fruit growing on trees, or any other agricultural or food crops".
As with the widespread demolition of urban Britain in the 1960s and 1970s, so in the past decade the "pathfinder" clearances ordered by the housing minister Yvette Cooper led to visceral opposition.
The club now require international clearance in order for the Icelandic international to play at Reading this weekend.
The company's legal representatives informed me that, due to a new directive, I would have to undergo a security clearance in order for the petition to be approved for further processing.
They told Selena and Quintanilla III that they needed a clearance in order to record the song.
For one subject in this group (# 2 4) it was necessary to add an additional renal clearance in order to fit the data.
Zhang et al. (19) further argued that it may not be important to identify whether such direct competition works through reduced acquisition or enhanced clearance in order to predict postvaccination levels of serotype-specific carriage.
