Sentence examples for landmark approval from inspiring English sources

Ms. Poulet said it was too early to say how much construction would cost because "we didn't want to put out bids until we had landmark approval".

Bot., A. The landmark approval of Provenge, what it means to immunology and 'in this issue': the complex relation between vaccines and autoimmunity.

In addition to the new canopy, the exterior will have new blade signs -- subject to landmark approval -- that will be visible from the Avenue of the Americas and Seventh Avenue.

But with delays in getting landmark approval for the work, they had not yet recreated the long-vanished stoop and entry to the parlor floor, or obtained a certificate of occupancy, when Mr. Collins was called to London by Euro RSCG Worldwide.

Following the state legislature's landmark approval extending California's cap-and-trade program through 2030 by a supermajority vote, CLEE and its research partners have completed the first comprehensive, academic study of the economic effects of existing climate and clean energy policies in Southern California's Inland Empire.

Following the state legislature's landmark approval extending California's cap-and-trade program through 2030 by a supermajority vote, CLEE and our research partners completed the first comprehensive, academic study of the economic effects of existing climate and clean energy policies in Southern California's Inland Empire.

Following the landmark approvals by the United States Food and Drug Administration, the adoptive transfer of CD19-directed chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cells has now entered mainstream clinical practice for patients with chemotherapy-resistant or refractory B-cell malignancies.

Which brings us back to the tile project that occupied him during the year before the renovation began, while he was hashing out ideas with Ms. Kellogg and her project architect, Stefan Kusurelis, and waiting for co-op and landmark approvals.

But no request for landmarks approval was filed.

Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, said that the plan for the complex might have Landmarks approval but that a number of complex zoning approvals were still needed.

"Where the existing loading docks were on North Moore Street, we've created a deep arcade for the building entrance and restored the original marquees, which was very important to the landmarks approval process".