Sentence examples for objected to the development from inspiring English sources

Local group The Friends of Leeds Kirkgate Market recently expressed concern over the impact of Eastgate and its 'ruinous and unfair' competition and objected to the development.

Local residents objected to the development on grounds that it would have a "detrimental effect" on an historic site, damaging local heritage and could prevent further development of airship transport systems of the future.

The council received 16 letters objecting to the development - mainly about road access to the site and developing on a flood plain - and 128 letters in support.

They said the town would not object to the development if it connected to another access road rather than only Wellswood Road.

Baxter and Phinney were arrested as they were interviewing on camera Susie Munro, a resident who objects to the development of the resort.

The Cockburn Association, a conservation watchdog, did not formally object to the development at the time but noted the "loss of a perfectly adequate and functional, recently-constructed dwelling from the city's housing stock and we regret and question the sustainability aspects of this demolition".

What stays with me is the day when hundreds of people marched across the dunes in support of local residents who were objecting to the development, who were being threatened with eminent domain, afraid they were about to be forced out of their homes to make way for Mr. Trump's golf course.

Local residents who objected to the size of the planned development launched a legal challenge in response.

Every credible environmental group in the land was objecting to the Trump development, warning that it would destroy a protected site of special scientific interest (SSSI), but Salmond was wining and dining with Trump in New York.

The majority of those objecting to the overall development, who have addressed their concerns to Lambeth, have raised the issue of the undercroft following a slick campaign by the skaters involving lawyers who applied to the council to get the area protected as a community space under laws designed to protect village greens.

The group, which was represented by Ed Miliband's barrister wife Justine Thornton, objects to the proposed development near Croydon.