Sentence examples for permitting development from inspiring English sources

We must also reconsider the wisdom of permitting development to encroach on wild lands, where uncontrollable forces can put both residents and rescuers in harm's way.

The early signs of success helped Gov. James E. McGreevey win his first legislative antisprawl victory last month with the passage of a bill permitting development rights transfers statewide.

Thousands of condo units in some 130 projects are in various stages of planning, permitting, development and sales as builders race to meet demand there.

Collaborations between workers in the fields of engineering, nanotechnology and food science have introduced new lab-on-a-chip technologies permitting development of portable, hand-held biosensors for food pathogen detection.

Research into drug irradiation stability is increasingly applying high doses of ionizing radiation (100 800 kGy) [ 14, 15], which can be compared to stress studies that allow establishing any physicochemical changes in a substance tested as well as permitting development and validation methods for determination of radiodegradation products.

In exchange, local leaders got a commitment from the city to consider permitting developments that provided jobs but did not pollute the water.

The boom is partly down to new "permitted development rights," which allow developers to proceed without conventional planning permission, though critics say the result is that many units fail to meet minimum space standards.

"In addition the government is also selling off surplus public sector brownfield land and has extended permitted development rights on developed brownfield sites to help bring thousands of empty and underused buildings back into use," he added.

But under permitted development rights, there is no such requirement.

If your project can be designed to fall within your permitted development rights, no planning application should be required.

Fortunately, cholesteatoma of the middle ear is now rarely so neglected as to permit development of a serious complication.