Sentence examples for development scrutiny from inspiring English sources
The council's director of development, Martin Farrington, told the meeting of the council's city development scrutiny board that loading bays would be provided on George Street for traders.
Councillor John Procter, chairman of the council's city development scrutiny board, said that the market had suffered from underinvestment for many years and that the current way the market was run 'wasn't working'.
The shadow communities secretary, Hilary Benn, described it as an "ill-conceived scheme to allow unregulated and potentially unsightly development without scrutiny".
"This ill-conceived scheme to allow unregulated and potentially unsightly development without scrutiny is anti-localist and will sow discord between neighbours.
The letter has been written by Bath and North East Somerset Council's wellbeing policy development and scrutiny panel.
But in the 21st century, skyrocketing housing prices and the move toward high-density urban development are bringing scrutiny to the ways in which cities and developers manage the relationship between parking and residential real estate.
"Provide copies of all documents between I.R.S. employee(s) and anyone else regarding the targeting of applications based on the existence of certain phrases and/or subjecting those targeted applications to full development and heightened scrutiny," the letter read.
"Was the decision to target any tax-exempt applications for review and subject them to full development or heightened scrutiny influenced or prompted in any way by political pressure directed at the I.R.S. from any members of the Congress or other elected officials?" it asked.
The Conservatives' assembly leader Nick Bourne - a convert to full law-making powers - said: "Politicians of all parties must now redouble their efforts through innovative and robust policy development and effective scrutiny of the process of making laws for Wales".
It is also a research strategy of central importance to the field of bioethics that has been well-recognised by other scholars as being in need of further development, reflection and scrutiny [ 14- 16].
The food categories from the proposed EU nutrient profile model were selected for this paper for two reasons: first because they split all foods into many categories; and second because the proposed EU nutrient profile model is potentially a very important tool that could affect the public health of the residents of the EU therefore, its development deserves close scrutiny.
