Sentence examples for permission to develop the from inspiring English sources

The Peel Group was granted planning permission to develop the site in 2007, and construction of the development, with its own energy generation plant and communications network, began the same year.

Metro Sixteen has applied to the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission for permission to develop the site, asking to be considered under the commission's hardship provision.

He learned that lesson when he built a stone and glass house shortly after buying the Waccabuc land, before he got permission to develop the rest.

The council took issue with an interview with a Traveller who said members of the community were being "thrown out on the road with nowhere to go", and that Travellers could not get planning permission to develop the site "because they were treated differently to other people".

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.

This is one of the lowest capacities in the Premiership though, and the club have planning permission to develop the ground to hold around 20,000 people.

Fundamental to a Pagan practice is the idea that you and I -- each of us -- has the authority and the permission to develop our hearth religion in the way that is most in alignment with our spirit.

In 2006, after failing twice to gain permission to develop a site in the neighbouring borough of Stockport, IKEA announced plans to build its first town centre-store in Ashton-under-Lyne.

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.

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.

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.