Sentence examples for permit denial from inspiring English sources
The owner then brought an unsuccessful lawsuit to challenge the permit denial as an unconstitutional "taking" of private property.
Many at the camps were suspicious that the permit denial was a "trick" intended to convince activists to leave so that the pipeline construction could continue unchallenged.
The permit denial was a major victory for the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, which feared that the pipeline would contaminate their water source and destroy sacred sites.
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Mr. Koontz, who is now deceased, went to court and claimed that the permit denial constituted a "taking" under two Supreme Court precedents, Nollan v. California Coastal Commission and Dolan v. City of Tigard.
Energy Transfer Partners, the pipeline's company, has gone to court over the permit denial, and the president-elect, Donald Trump, is openly supportive of the Dakota Access pipeline and fossil fuel extraction in general.
US agencies for example have turned environmental statutes such as the Clean Air Act inside out: On state, local, and federal level, the agencies treat environmental laws as if they were broad permitting systems, with permit denials the exception.
After city officials upheld the permit denials on Monday, Aiken announced that all five would be canceled.
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In the context of the health system in Uganda, we argue that the use of these objects by the research participants had the power to transform the drug shop vendors into a legitimate bio-medical practitioner in the local community, while, at local health facilities, permitting the explicit denial of their entry into the formal health service.
Under the agreement with Mr. Norwood, the House voted to permit suits to overturn denial of medical care to be filed in state courts.
