Sentence examples for control over development from inspiring English sources
Their main demand was local control over development on the island.
Passage of town and country planning acts, notably in 1947 and 1968, gave municipal authorities unprecedented powers of land purchase and control over development in London.
So much for the promise by the communities secretary, Eric Pickles, of more local control over development; this presents yet another barrier to communities trying to prevent Tesco from trashing their towns.
But Barry Rice, the architect whose firm designed the seven-story condominium that is replacing the three demolished town houses, said that extending the historic district might not provide the control over development that residents expect.
Since 1975, aboriginal groups in the north the Inuit in Nunavut and Indian bands in the Northwest Territories and the Yukon have negotiated 21 land claims, giving them more control over development in a vast stretch of territory.
In trying to bring the two elements together, Ms. Ashton has encountered a rearguard action from the commission, which wants to retain significant control over development aid and over spending in countries neighboring the E.U.
The plans include introducing a national citizen service programme for 16-year-olds, reforms to the planning system to give communities more control over developments, letting public sector workers form cooperatives and giving the public access to government data.
"You can have better zoning controls over development," said Mr. Gallay.
The look of the Italian countryside is also protected by tight legal controls over development.
It established civilian control over atomic development, and separated the development, production and control of atomic weapons from the military.
From the perspective of recipients, the increasing influence of China and emerging donors in the aid landscape represents an opportunity to attract additional resources to finance development and improve their control over their development agenda.
