Sentence examples for deterioration permits from inspiring English sources
Those are operating permits, known as "Title V permits," and permits to modify or build new plants, called "Prevention of Significant Deterioration" permits.
The mechanism being used is a "prevention of significant deterioration" permit.
Future agreement on thresholds for deterioration would permit the estimation for NNT for benefits gained and a more comprehensive picture of the effect of treatment could be portrayed.
There was an implicit reference to what had been a recurrent theme of Mr. Bush during the campaign against Al Gore, the vice president: that the Clinton administration had permitted a deterioration in the nation's military.
Transverse reflective cracks generally raise a deterioration concern because they permit the ingress of moisture and corrosion agents of steel reinforcement in the deck (Fig. 1b).
This new law amends the Environmental Protection Act, requiring the Pollution Control Board to set up a state program for issuing Permits of Significant Deterioration.
To "muddle through and permit a slow deterioration," the President said, "would ultimately prove more costly and prolong our stay in Afghanistan, because we would never be able to generate the conditions needed to train Afghan security forces and give them the space to take over".
But this would simply maintain a status quo in which we muddle through, and permit a slow deterioration of conditions there.
The third step tried to check whether a positive short-term treatment effect on synovitis permits to prevent a subsequent structural deterioration.
In late July, Amador and Stejskal, the mental-health experts, told Judge Brinkema that they had observed "a marked deterioration in his mental state since he was permitted to proceed pro se".
"Therefore, although we have breached our permit, we have not caused any deterioration in the water quality of Margate's beaches and, overall, our current treatment system has delivered improvements leading to Blue Flag water quality.
