Sentence examples for granting a construction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has said that the company must reroute the pipeline to avoid sensitive lands and waters before he will consider granting a construction permit.

Jerry E. Martin, a United States attorney, said Monday that to suggest Islam is not a recognized religion "is quite simply ridiculous," and his office filed a brief saying as much in a state lawsuit brought by challengers who say Rutherford County acted improperly in granting a construction permit for the building.

Previously, there were hearings held in the area where a nuclear plant would be built -- one on granting a construction license and, later, a second on whether to issue an operating license.

There's no assurance that a town would grant a construction permit that a village had denied.

The Socialists are seen as closely linked to the Belene project, having granted a construction contract for the plant to Russian state company Atomstroyexport in 2008.

Environmentalists, Native American tribes and landowners vowed to continue fighting the contentious Keystone XL pipeline project Friday after President Donald Trump reversed the Obama administration and granted a key construction permit.  .

Hawaii's Supreme Court today ruled that a state planning board acted improperly in 2011 in granting a permit for TMT construction before it completed a hearing on objections to the permit.

Poole's growing importance was recognised in 1433 when it was awarded staple port status by King Henry VI, enabling the port to begin exporting wool and in turn granting a licence for the construction of a town wall.

If the commission found the site to be adequate — which is still very much in question — the plan was for it to grant a license so construction on Yucca could begin.

The Army this week said it will grant a permit for construction of the disputed section beneath Lake Oahe near the Standing Rock reservation, abandoning an environmental study.

Later there were many projects and surveys, but nothing happened until 1854, when Ferdinand de Lesseps, who had served as a diplomat for France in Egypt, persuaded Saʿīd Pasha, the viceroy of Egypt, to grant a preliminary concession for construction of a new canal across the isthmus.