Sentence examples for permit reviews from inspiring English sources
After it made two donations last year, Mr. Baca's son, who serves on the Rialto City Council, voted to endorse federal assistance for the project — even before the company had completed the local environmental permit reviews.
Second, he proposed increasing the time period for new permit reviews from 30 to 90 days.
A consultant to the developers, Pauline Amond, said the $26-million 26-millionill faces projectreviewstillthe city's Planning Department befacesconstruction can begin.
For too long the system has been biased in favor of oil and gas developers: sweetheart lease deals, generous subsidies and a regulatory process so slanted in favor of Big Oil that often permit reviews are simply waived.
The larger issue is the city's failure to be a good business partner to a company with a complaint-free 20-year history and whether this particular business has been treated in the same manner as other businesses undergoing permit reviews.
The organizations are asking the US Forest Service to immediately turn off the water spigot and conduct a permit review, assessing the environmental impact of Nestlé's operations.
To permit review and assessment of this treatment modality, a systematic literature search was conducted to identify all randomized, controlled trials of ototopical agents.
Titans O vs. Bengals D (Time did not permit review of Titans D vs. Bengals O) After a very solid first half, the Titans were taken out of rhythm and frustrated throughout the last 30 minutes.
The product of the system project is a final report; also required are interim reports and an oral presentation to permit review of the project objectives and approach.
We prize our relationship with the City of Redmond and will work closely with officials on the approval for campus and building architectural designs, engineering, building permit review and land use code compliance," the company said in a statement.
In a like-minded comment to the board (see p. 9), University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, bioethicist Leigh Turner warns that the proposed rule would permit review by private, for-profit IRBs.
