Sentence examples for initial go-ahead from inspiring English sources

There will be £9 billion of funding for new capital projects in London and, as revealed in The Independent, Crossrail 2 will be given the initial go-ahead.

And when funding agencies give a proposal the initial go-ahead they must, after all, entertain the possibility that it will be successful.

Earlier this month the council voted, 4-3, to give the project the initial go-ahead, changing the zoning from office space to retail and residential.

Recently, the Florida proposal won an initial go-ahead from the state and from the federal energy commission, whose new chairman, Curt Hebert, appointed by President Bush, called the decision a sign of the commission's determination to meet the rising demand for natural gas.

After a year of talks, the board gave an initial go-ahead.

The island can only be accessed by one road, and planning officers for the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation, which this week granted the initial go ahead for the scheme, warned that access to the site is poor by all means of transportation, both public and private.

The defence secretary has given the go-ahead for initial work to begin on the replacement of Britain's Trident nuclear weapons system.

In January, Ibama gave the go-ahead for initial work to begin on the site on the Xingu, a tributary of the Amazon River.

The council has given the go-ahead for the initial destruction of a hectare of ancient woodland, the richest habitat for species in the UK, the UK's equivalent of rainforests.

The scheme was given the go-ahead by councillors last year and initial work has now begun.

The backlash to the initial mayoral decision to go ahead with it was both swift and growing over time.