Sentence examples for granting of planning from inspiring English sources
"I am therefore announcing a moratorium for the granting of planning consents on all unconventional oil and gas extraction including fracking".
The club appealed against the granting of planning permission in May after its proposed judicial review of the project was rejected by the high court.
Though the granting of planning permission may encourage a positive decision, the falling oil price and uncertainty over what may happen to wind energy subsidies after the general election make long-term investments in the sector more fraught.
Neighbours are opposing the granting of planning permission to the barn on the grounds that the current activity is the start of incremental developments which will lead towards the desire for residential permission.
A proposed small hydropower project in west London has received a further setback, as court judges allowed an appeal by a club owned by Shell against the granting of planning permission to the site.
Our limited powers also mean that the assembly had no say over the granting of planning permission for a new LNG powerstation in Pembrokeshire, which was given the go-ahead by Westminster with no requirement to make use of the heat it will generate through a CHP project.
"Any future proposals for extraction would require a further application for planning permission and the grant of planning permission for mineral exploration does not indicate a presumption in favour of future exploitation of any mineral resources found.
Thus, FEFLOW is of importance for authorities and investors for granting and planning similar systems in future projects.
A simple comparison of planning consents granted to Travellers (4% of applicants) with those granted to all other ethnic groups reveals massive discrimination against Travellers.
Cuadrilla was granted a 36-month extension of planning permission in 2012.
The NGO points to the national planning policy framework which states: "Permission should not be given for the extraction of coal unless the proposal is environmentally acceptable, or can be made so by planning conditions or obligations; or if not, it provides national, local or community benefits which clearly outweigh the likely impacts to justify the grant of planning permission".
