As its president, since 2014, Meurig Raymond, explained, "The NFU has pressed Defra and the Environment Agency to enable farmers to undertake minor works for many years".
He did minor works for wealthy patrons in and around Oslo, but his major achievement was the renovation of the only seat of higher education in Christiania, the Oslo Katedralskole, completed in 1800.
Street openings are permits to tear up roadways for relatively minor work by utilities or construction companies.
perform minor work in the early 1970s.
The Oscars have a long history of snubbing deserving talent and recognising big hitters for minor work (Al Pacino won an Oscar not for Serpico or The Godfather films but for the tissue box drama Scent of Woman).
For years, the Chinese state-run media have published articles saying that working conditions were harsh at Foxconn factories, with extraordinarily long hours, crowded dormitories, strict enforcement of discipline on the assembly lines and heavy fines for minor work infractions.
Walter Terry, in Saturday Review, singled out Ms. Isaksen and Helgi Tomasson as "two extraordinarily beautiful creatures who managed somehow to bring both physical perfection and the poeticisms of young love to a minor work" (Butler's "Landscape for Lovers").
Typically, building owners do not need a permit for minor work, but the marble installation involves 450 slabs and covers more than a quarter of the building's facade.
By attending sales such as the one that Sotheby's will be holding in New York from Feb. 16 to Feb. 20, aspiring collectors can find minor works by major artists for much less than they would otherwise have to pay for their top paintings.
These were not minor works contrived for the secret pleasure of a few like-minded libertines.
Keith Steier, the president of Knockout Renovation in Brooklyn, said that even contracts for relatively minor work should be as detailed as possible to avoid misunderstandings later.
