Sentence examples for permitting decision from inspiring English sources

"The key decision for current pipeline discussions is the permitting decision that will be made by the Obama administration, which is why I have urged President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton to deny the permit," Governor Heineman said in announcing the special legislative session.

The state department is involved in the permitting decision because the pipeline would cross an international border.

Less-than-ideal optics didn't stop the company's CEO from celebrating the permitting decision, claiming the project would create $12.7 billion of provincial GDP over its lifetime in a statement.

"The key decision for current pipeline discussions is the permitting decision that will be made by the Obama Administration, which is why I have urged President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton to deny the permit," Heineman said in issuing his call last week.

Once Third Energy has submitted its permit application, the EA said it will carry out a public consultation to allow communities to have their views taken into account before any permitting decisions are made.

These organizations would be permitting decision-making at the lowest levels in hierarchy and right at the point of action (Bughin et al. [2011]).

Therefore, it is important to investigate a potential impact of the induced seismicity on the pipeline infrastructure in order to enhance informed decision making (e.g. permitting decisions).

In any case, NOAA says that no permits can be issued until it creates a national policy that would provide "regulatory certainty for potential investors" and clarify "the scientific information needed for permitting decisions".  .

In Rhode Island, all permitting decisions must take into account the effect of a proposed activity in the coastal zone, such as a new dock or expanded aquaculture facility, on scenic or aesthetic value.

State Sen. Kevin de Leon (D-Los Angeles) has introduced a bill requiring the department to speed up permitting decisions.

The plan suggests making more acres available for drilling in the Outer Continental Shelf; an increased role for the states; and the imposition of strict deadlines on permitting decisions.