Sentence examples for meet planning from inspiring English sources

Peter Sedgwick, the council's forward planning officer, says the criteria had to be tough but are not impossible to meet: "Planning guidance is against development in open countryside.

Rana Plaza did not meet planning regulations but it continued to operate because these were not enforced in a country where oversight systems are under-resourced and corruption is endemic.

Rockrose estimates that it will pay $100 million to prepare the site: $65 million to the Queens West Development Corporation, a subsidiary of the Empire State Development Corporation, to construct bulkheads, streets, parks and utilities; $20 million to PepsiCo for the property; and the rest to meet planning, design and financing costs.

Any proposals agreed by the committee must meet planning approval from Westminster Council and be voted for by two-thirds of MCC's 18,000-strong 18,000-strong

The environment committee's report, due out next week but obtained in draft form by BBC Wales, raises concerns about this and other issues, including whether the first three options have enough variations to meet planning regulations.

In contrast, the number of GSM visas granted during any year is managed to meet planning numbers for the entire Skill Stream that are issued by Government as part of the federal budget (ending 30 June).5 This approach to processing implies interesting trade-offs between Skill Stream visa categories.

That would give them all the rights they need to meet Plan S requirements.

Future rangeland management in Libya must consider issues related to stock breeding and production to meet planned targets, with self-sufficiency in red meat production.

To meet plans announced in last year's Autumn Statement departmental spending cuts of £51.4bn, or 14.1%, are needed in the next parliament, the IFS said.

International arrivals at Kennedy International, "an almost Kubrickian fantasy of technology meets planning disaster meets the Third World meeting the Port Authority".

Programme makers should not undertake a makeover unless they are sure it meets planning regulations.