Sentence examples for permit extension from inspiring English sources

(The Permit Extension Act was enacted in 1992, during an earlier economic downturn, and renewed once in 1994).

The implementation is flexible to permit extension in the future to a fully coupled set of non-ambipolar momentum equations.

Failure to renew the Permit Extension Act would mean additional costs for builders throughout the state, and possibly the death of planned projects.

"If they don't extend the Permit Extension Act, I would have to go back and incur all the expenses of going through two rounds of approvals all over".

Mr. D'Anastasio and the Chiusanos are among the hundreds of New Jersey builders counting on the state Legislature to renew the Permit Extension Act, which would extend all current building permits until Dec. 31, 2014.

But this latest version of the Permit Extension Act is contentious among environmentalists and smart-growth planners, because in addition to extending permit deadlines, it covers "environmentally sensitive areas" in the Highlands, the Pinelands and other rural zones excluded from the permit extensions in the last two rounds.

The instrument changed substantially during the 20th century, both in form and use; clauses were added, including those that authorize the sale of collateral, permit extensions of time, and permit acceleration of payment in event of default.

Chris Sturm, the senior director of state policy for New Jersey Future, said her group, which promotes smart-growth planning, was concerned with sections of the Highlands and the Pinelands beyond those in the designated "growth areas" included in the permit extensions.

A border agency letter to the council states: "We received many more requests for initial and additional certificates of sponsorship than we had available this month … As a result, only requests for tier 2 general and work permit extensions of leave for new and existing sponsors were successful at this month's panel".

The new bill not only expands the areas that will now qualify for permit extensions, but also retroactively renews permits that had expired in those areas — in a rule that New Jersey Sierra Club's director refers to as "the Dracula clause".

This week the foundation released the preliminary results from a survey of labor migrants whose permit extensions have been rejected.