Sentence examples for permitted construction from inspiring English sources
[The Los Angeles Times] The Senate narrowly rejects a Republican-sponsored measure that would have bypassed the Obama administration and permitted construction to begin on the controversial Keystone XL oil sands pipeline.
The Black Volta may stop flowing in the height of the dry season, but between Bamboi and the Côte d'Ivoire border the river's regime has permitted construction of a dam.
A group of residents of the Boston suburb of Belmont challenged an application of the law that permitted construction of a Mormon temple, with a 139-foot spire and several smaller towers, in an area zoned for residential use.
But even in Paris, a city that happily escaped wartime bombing and chaotic postwar rebuilding, the 1970's permitted construction of the 56-floor Tour Montparnasse, a banal monstrosity that towers over the Left Bank and has been detested since the day it was planned.
The utility of BAC clones as substrates for end sequencing, in conjunction with advanced DNA techniques and microarray analysis, has permitted construction of robust physical maps and selection of BAC minimum tiling paths.
The utility of BAC clones as substrates for end sequencing, in conjunction with advanced DNA fingerprinting techniques and macroarray analysis, has permitted construction of robust physical maps and selection of minimum tiling paths (i.e., sets of minimally overlapping BAC clones spanning entire chromosomes or chromosomal regions) for accurate genome sequencing and assembly.
That will permit construction to begin on the underground vehicle security center.
That leaves a dangerously large loophole, permitting construction of illegal, unmonitored facilities.
That will permit construction of the permanent PATH terminal without shutting down commuter rail service to New Jersey.
Both the George Street and Crossroads buildings will be demolished to permit construction of the new complex.
With those in mind, Britain refused last year to permit construction of a new runway at Heathrow Airport because it would enable more air travel.
