Sentence examples for restrict construction from inspiring English sources

The association developed a rezoning plan to restrict construction of apartment buildings and encourage the building of one- and two-family homes.

The law will also restrict construction on steep slopes and limit the construction of new water and sewer lines in the Highlands region, and will ban new development in wooded areas.

He says that structural reforms and reflationary policies can easily coincide; whereas Mr Koizumi is keen to restrict construction firms, Mr Ishihara is brimming with ideas for new infrastructure projects.

The new zoning would largely restrict construction to one- and two-family homes in two main sections, one roughly bounded by Hillside Avenue, Jamaica Avenue, 172nd and 189th Streets and the other south of Liberty Avenue between Merrick Boulevard and 180th Street.

The easement restricts construction and will keep cattle mostly away from sensitive streambeds.

The problem is that these debris dumps lay the ground for illegal reclamation of land, in flagrant violation of a law restricting construction on coastal areas.

Since 2006, in defiance of the Fair Housing Act and several federal court orders, the local government has restricted construction of affordable housing developments with the clear intent of keeping African-American residents out of the district.

The emergence of this piling technique in 1975 solved problems in urban piling construction such as noise and vibration associated with the piling work, restricted construction conditions due to the existing structures, and so on.

But many supporters of a two-state solution have urged a formula that restricts construction to the large settlement blocs that Israel is expected to retain under any final peace accord.

We found that children with ASD performed more poorly on the alternating than on the restricted constructions, while children in the control group performed similarly in both conditions.

This fall, Mr. Dunn said, voters will consider a new growth management plan that will further restrict new construction based on a point system that favors affordable housing.