Sentence examples for lands review from inspiring English sources

The roadless rule, which was issued in 2001 by President Bill Clinton, was the result of the largest public lands review process in U.S. history.

But any proposal for the site would have to go through the city's lengthy land review process.

But city officials said they submitted gardens for land review only if a development was already proposed.

The proposed raceway must survive a land review process and win city approval before it can move forward.

The coalition announced a strategic land review in 2014 to find at least £5bn of land and property disposals between 2015 and 2020.

These critics call for simplifying rules on zoning, building, the environment, landmarks and access for the disabled and land review procedures that facilitate not-in-my-backyard resistance.

Often, Staten Island developers strike a deal with the city only to back out in frustration at the long land review process and budgetary fickleness, as Mr. Lanza knows.

The property is in a "special city planning zoning district," which means any development plans must go through the city's lengthy land review process.

Why do so-called community advocacy groups persist in complaining about the type of land review process being used when they could be arranging better transport to get kids to parks?

The Roman Catholic Church "has to have regard for all religions," said the official, Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, the president of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, in an interview posted on a Web site of The Holy Land Review, which is published by an American church organization.

The EDC spokesperson, for example, pointed out that other big projects—such as Columbia University's expansion and Atlantic Yards were also achieved via a General Project Plan pushed through by the state instead of undergoing to the more public land review process at the city level.