Sentence examples for permit plan from inspiring English sources
His group hopes a permit plan would discourage the practice.
In its current version, the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act, as the bill is known, would cap American carbon consumption through a tradeable permit plan.
The guild, comparing the permit plan to systems used in Communist countries to monitor writers, opposed the idea as an infringement on the First Amendment, though some elected leaders dismissed that issue as a false premise.
Cemex, the Mexican cement producer which owns the UK's RMC, is suing the European commission over the British permit plan while US Steel is similarly taking legal action over the Slovakian allocation plan.
Brian Ketcham, a retired traffic engineer who created models that showed that the Atlantic Yards arena would worsen the gridlock, worried that a residential permit plan could make traffic worse by taking away spots for people going to the arena and by inspiring local residents to buy cars.
Disability campaigner Nathan Davies had described the permit plan as a "really good and fair idea".
Valerie Land, regulatory supervisor at W & T Offshore, complained that agency officials sent back permit plans with questions that had been answered in the applications.
This proposal provides a way to satisfy the resource-gathering goals of many current Mars missions, permit plans for colonization to proceed, and fulfill the requirements of the Outer Space Treaty.
Most tellingly, documents recently uncovered by Environmental Working Group show that industry representatives allowed access to drafts of the state's permit plans, and used that information to lobby hard against testing for radioactivity in wastewater, for example.
Data on the burden of disease and the complex association of multiple environmental and host factors with disease are essential to permit planning of healthcare and prevention policies in the developing countries.
Conservationists say that the streamlined permitting plan has undermined the process so severely thatthey will have far less power to fight undesirable developments.
