Sentence examples for environmental evaluations from inspiring English sources

Ensuring that construction projects pass environmental evaluations before they are given permission to go ahead.

The Housing Authority says that as many as 90percentt of the apartments are unsafe and uninhabitable and that time-consuming environmental evaluations remain unfinished.

Even though a house may be about to collapse and its owner has approved its demolition, the federal government requires rigorous structural, historical and environmental evaluations of each property before the Army Corps will take it down, Mr. Rousselle said.

Since the late 1970s many scientists have organized several national research projects concerning the geologic evolution and hazards of the Apennines and have also conducted environmental evaluations and petroleum surveys.

Scott Burnell, a commission spokesman, said that the basic question facing the commission is whether it is satisfied with its staff's work on safety and environmental evaluations related to the reactor, the new Westinghouse AP-1000.

As long as wind energy benefits from generous subsidies, sometimes "easy money can be made in the sector and that can attract the unscrupulous," said Jason Wright, a Milan-based director of Kroll Associates, a risk security investigative firm, which has uncovered evidence of bribery and fraudulent environmental evaluations for Italian wind parks.

Processing a loan application would ordinarily take months, because an environmental evaluation is required.

Mr. Williams said consultants would now conduct an environmental evaluation of the plan, which could take six months to a year.

Using information provided by the committee, the Chinese government released a final environmental evaluation in August.

The American representative, Jose Fourquet, abstained largely because of concern over the adequacy of an environmental evaluation of the project, people with knowledge of the vote said.

The Naugatuck Valley Project worked to get an environmental evaluation of the site and found it to be less contaminated than was earlier feared.