Sentence examples for corps decision from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A. has the ability to veto the corps decision, however.

The corps' decision to undertake the environmental review comes after the agency has already spent a year reviewing the project, which is favored by the state, a number of local elected officials and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, but which has been opposed by the federal Environmental Protection Agency and a number of residents in the area.

The motion accused protesters of "an escalating campaign of violence and disorder", and lawyers for Energy Transfer Partners claimed that the corps had previously granted permission for construction in the summer, and requested a summary judgment declaring the army corps' decision null.

The corps' decision, expected early next year, will determine how much money the federal government will give to restore portions of the river for habitat and recreational amenities including bikeways, hiking trails, parks and kayak launch points.

"Sierra Club has pointed to no part of the record in which any commenter objected to the Corps' decision to defer parts of its NEPA analysis to the district engineers or prospective lead agency".

On Nov. 15, the companies filed U.S. federal court applications asking a judge to declare they have a legal right to drill under Lake Oahe and can ignore the Corps' decision to not grant an easement.

But throughout the day on Saturday, May 1, the corps' decisions were not communicated to the Weather Service's Ohio River Forecast Center in Nashville, which in turn did not include the higher rates of release in flood projections.

Opinions remain divided about what to do following the Army Corps decision.

Others feared that the Trump administration would reverse the Army Corps' decision, or that the company would sue.

But after the "huge victory" of the Army Corps decision, Archambault said: "There's no need for the water protectors or for anyone to be putting ourselves in unsafe environments.

But if Trump wants to reverse the Army Corps' decision, it won't be quick or easy.