Sentence examples for lighter planning from inspiring English sources

Lighter planning rules would enable productive industries to grow: Oxford, for instance, has one of the world's leading medical schools, but its tight "green belt" of land that is off-limits to developers makes it hard to find space for life-sciences firms to flourish.

Various lighting planning modules and mechanical planning modules are developed by visual and thermal environment simulation.

The Muslim terrorists that the CIA operatives are shown tracking down are only ever depicted in two lights: planning attacks against the US and in prayer.

Or, "Ggetting some great feedback about my traffic light plans for the Theakston Pass roundabout".

The lighting plan requires approval from the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission and the Arts Commission, which is expected to hear the proposal next month.

Customers who sign up for a light plan of 5 gigabytes of broadband are rewarded with a $5 discount each month if they don't go over.

Next year, Corona Light plans to add a print component and more kiosk, bus and similar advertising outside the home to raise brand awareness, Mr. Sabia said.

Nonetheless, Asaad Farag, the hotel's general manager, said last week that the closing "will not affect the lighting plan at all".

Robert Balachandran, its president, said, "We are hugely supportive of the lighting plan, which will turn this national historic landmark into a signature element of Hudson River Park".

Modulightor sells mostly to the trade, although it is open to the public for consultations on lighting plans using Modulightor products.

The first purpose-built art museum, the Dulwich Picture Gallery, opened in London in 1814 with a lighting plan devised by its architect, Sir John Soane.