Sentence examples for handling of planning from inspiring English sources

The environmental group Friends of the Earth warn that a strict code of conduct will have to be rigorously enforced in order to ensure the new councils' handling of planning matters is regarded as fair and transparent.

Tyrie's comments followed heated exchanges during which Osborne was tackled over his handling of plans to cut central and local government spending.

Dr. Susan Wood, who resigned as director of women's health for the drug agency last year in protest over its handling of Plan B, said the agency reviewers had believed the drug safe for younger women.

Dr. Susan Wood, a former F.D.A. assistant commissioner who resigned in 2005 to protest the Bush administration's handling of Plan B, said that there were many drugs available over the counter that had not been studied in pre-adolescents and that were far more dangerous to them.

Susan F. Wood, a former F.D.A. director of women's health who resigned in 2005 to protest the handling of Plan B, said Monday that the judge's decision to send the drug back for reconsideration signaled hope of the agency's ability to act independently under a new administration.

Douglas Alexander, the shadow international secretary, said of Labour's handling of plans for the St Helena aiport: "Given the economic conditions facing the UK and pressures on the international development budget, we had rightly questioned whether this was an appropriate decision to make at the time, and so conducted a full consultation and requested further consideration of other options.

The nomination is likely to face a protracted confirmation fight over the handling of Plan B, the morning-after pill.

She resigned last year in protest over the agency's handling of Plan B and is pleased with today's approval.

He was already under scrutiny over his handling of plans for a racing circuit in his Blaenau Gwent constituency.

Mr Rennie attacked Mr MacAskill's handling of plans to end the requirement to corroborate evidence in criminal trials, as well as the "routine" arming of police and the carrying out of stop-and-search procedures on children.

Similar concerns are being raised about the agency's handling of a plan by Shell Oil to begin exploratory drilling in the Arctic's Beaufort and Chukchi Seas.