Sentence examples for permission to develop a from inspiring English sources

The Drew Company of Boston has permission to develop a mixed-use retail, hotel and condominium complex totaling more than 1.2 million square feet.

She wrote to Hardy for permission to develop a popular science book in which she expanded his ideas as an alternative to the savannah theory.

The company has applied for planning permission to develop a 10 acre site, which is across the river from the Millennium Dome and close to the City Airport.

The committee then secured permission to develop a Book of Confessions that would deal adequately with the problem of continuity and tradition and would include a new creed.

Land Securities recently won outline planning permission to develop a site which includes the only designated UK breeding site for nightingales and what campaigners say is irreplaceable woodland and importatnt natural grassland.

Derwent Holdings, which had appealed against the council's decision to reject permission to develop a rival supermarket while clearing a Tesco superstore that will provide the bulk of the funding for the Old Trafford development, has two weeks in which to apply for the right to appeal again.

Foreign heads of state, such as Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, queue up to dine at the Clubhouse.Xintiandi has so delighted central government and Shanghai officials (Wen Jiabao, China's prime minister, sometimes drops in for tea) that Mr Lo has won permission to develop an adjoining 50 hectares into luxury townhouses, offices and hotels.

Mr. Diamond's ideal plan was to have the line terminate in an underground station inside the old brick tunnel, which the city had given him permission to develop as a museum.

Handling this dilemma is something that we need to have a public discussion about, there needs to be a sense that the public has given its permission to develop nanotechnology, that it has a central place in our culture.

Both contracts will depend on whether the club are given permission to develop their Nevil Road ground, with a decision due in September.

Vague takeover speculation lifted Tui Travel, up 3.8p to 215.1p, and Whitbread, up 9p at £15.36, while property companies were also in demand after British Land, 2.5p better at 591.5p, received permission to develop the Broadgate site in the City of London after a proposal to list it was turned down.