Now, the Brookhaven Town Board has ensured that the character of the area will not change significantly by approving the creation of four new historic districts in the southeastern part of the town, in Moriches, Center Moriches, East Moriches and Eastport, bringing to 13 the number of historic districts in the town.
But soon after, when Mr. Clinton approved significantly tighter pollution limits on smog while offering states and cities flexibility in deciding how to reach the new goals, Mr. Clapp was appreciative.
Sen. Lou Correa (D-Santa Ana) said controls were needed on a business that has expanded significantly since voters approved medical marijuana in 1996.
In the Danish survey [ 25], participants with long-term higher education significantly more often approved the idea of a video consultation to get faster treatment (OR = 0.33; p < 0.01).
Breed size and breed was also significantly associated with approved test result in the univariable analysis; smaller dogs and dogs of mixed breed were more likely to reach approved test results compared with larger dogs and pure-bred dogs (P < 0.05).
The plan differs significantly from the one approved on Thursday by the Senate Finance Committee and scheduled for a full Senate vote next week.
They cover items worth at least £132m but almost certainly significantly more since equipment approved by "open licences" is not counted individually.
On Wednesday, Mr. Christie fired back, saying he would significantly weaken a measure approved by the legislators to increase their oversight of the system.
People interested in adopting a child can already use the internet to see which councils can help them to find a child, rather than being restricted merely to the local authority within which they live: and, even more significantly, from early next year people approved for adoption can browse through the "adoption register", which was previously only accessible to social workers.
The revision frequency in the group of applications that were not approved was significantly higher than in the group of applications that were approved (p < 0.001).
