Sentence examples for nationally significant from inspiring English sources

Fact: As early as 1832 Congress began retaining nationally significant lands with national parks and national forests soon amounting to tens of millions of acres.

The agency is called 'Infrastructure Australia', and it has a mandate to prioritize and advance nationally significant infrastructure, and to advise government at national and state levels.

You don't get many nationally significant moments at a Lib Dem conference.

Currently large onshore wind projects are designated as "nationally significant infrastructure".

"This land is not in the local development plan, but this is a nationally significant project.

In 1998, she outraged conservative groups with two nationally significant decisions involving free speech and the Internet.

This would advise the government on "nationally significant" projects to invest in over the next 30 years.

It's also home to a vast array of wildlife – Sizergh is a nationally significant site for hawfinches and work is taking place to encourage fritillary butterflies.

The proposed planning changes would mean applications for large onshore windfarms would be handled by councils through the locally led planning system, not the nationally significant infrastructure regime.

Since last week, the sites are now officially considered "nationally significant infrastructure projects" and so will be chosen by the secretary of state for energy.

The bill would establish an infrastructure planning commission and streamline the planning regime, including the process for granting permission to nationally significant projects.