Sentence examples for development approved from inspiring English sources

But last month, after nearly a decade of wrangling, the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, the bistate agency that regulates development, approved a new plan that will guide building there.

LaSalle UK said the Monks Cross development, approved on Wednesday, would have a major impact on its Castle Piccadilly plans.

It is encouraging to see that the above strategic directions are consistent with the guiding principles (life cycle approach, cross sectoral action, equity and participation) and the objectives proposed by the WHO/EURO strategy for child and adolescent health and development approved by all member states in 2005 [ 32], and in particular with the first priority area: maternal and newborn health.

Tensions in major airport regions have been exacerbated by the building of highly conspicuous non-aeronautical developments approved with no determining input by local decision-makers as well as the growing pressures on off-airport locations for aviation-related development.

Since toughening its financing rules and requiring certification of entire projects four years ago, the number of condo developments approved for FHA financing has plunged by more than half.

Yet, as in London, all too often "affordable housing" targets in Bristol have been missed; of the past 36 large developments approved by the council, only 11 met the minimum requirement of 30percentt affordable homes as set out in the council's housing policy.

If the development is approved, the Capuchins would live in the new ministry building.

The estate comprises 11 separate lots, all zoned for residential development and approved in the 1980's.

Among the documents included in the proposal is a letter from Community Board 4, noting that its economic development committee approved such a renovation on Dec. 14, 1995.

After the CiderMill development was approved in November 2002, the Planning Board chairman, Douglas Cassetta, told The Journal News: "I'm delighted we have a residential project.

The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation approved the payment of nearly $150 million yesterday for the planning, design and engineering of enhancements to the East River waterfront.