Sentence examples for permitted approval from inspiring English sources

There's been no indication that even a minimal fine has been imposed on the firm, despite the fact that it has a history of violations and was shut down in 2011 for building additional production capacity beyond its permitted approval.

6 In 1988, the FDA formalized the "fast track" designation, which permitted approval of drugs treating life threatening or severely debilitating diseases after a single phase 2 study.

Many American cities have already been seeking Chinese solar power factory investments, which could speed the permit approval process.

Speeding up the LNG export permitting approval process would be a very good way to start.

This was "due to a combination of issues dealing with the lengthy City of Santa Monica permit approval process, and the insurance company," said Kirschner.

The council approved California Coastal Commission modifications to an ordinance amendment adopted by the City Council in 2010 to streamline the temporary use permit approval process for short-term events of five or fewer days.

"TransCanada is now poised to put approximately 4,000 Americans to work constructing the $2.3 billion pipeline that will be built in three distinct 'spreads,' or sections," Trans Canada Chief Executive Russ Girling said in a statement after the Army Corps permit approval.

Construction industry officials and others questioned Wednesday whether Lockwood has overstepped the council's action by moving in a direction that could alter the normal building permit approval process prior to Aug. 21, or whenever the ordinance ultimately takes effect.

"That all depends on town permitting approvals.

Sullivan also wants federal agencies to speed up permit approvals for a much-discussed pipeline for natural gas, which can be liquefied and shipped to China or Japan.

Temporary permit approvals have grown markedly; over one quarter of a million people per year are currently approved for entry under temporary work or student permits, up from around 45,000 in the 1990s.