Sentence examples for statutory plan from inspiring English sources

366, 83 L.Ed. 543, where private power companies sought to enjoin TVA from operating, claiming that the statutory plan under which it was created was unconstitutional.

The government presses upon us strong arguments of policy against the statutory plan, but the entire force of these considerations is directed solely at what the government thinks Congress should have done rather than at what it did.

Last month I signed the Colorado Clean Air-Clean Jobs Act--the nation's first statutory plan to replace old, inefficient and dirty coal-fired power plants with cleaner-burning natural gas.

Research is needed to assess (i) the degree to which statutory plan appraisal processes (SA in the UK) incorporate health; (ii) whether recommendations arising from health appraisal translate into the development process and (iii) whether outcomes are as anticipated.

The mayor's statutory planning strategy is published as the London Plan, which was most recently revised in 2011.

"To say an affordable housing target is an 'aspiration' is just belittling the status of statutory plans," says Colenutt.

However, district energy planning has not yet been incorporated into the statutory planning system in China, primarily because there are no clear standards and specifications for these plans.

There is a way out, by making these local partnerships of sub-regions and city regions a full set of statutory planning authorities.

The study employed a mixed method data collection approach encompassing interviews with key informants and users (and non-users) of the PBSS and analyses of statutory plans, policy documents, engineering guidance and other material.

The latter sections of the paper describe how a series of design-sensitive tools and mechanisms were introduced alongside the statutory planning framework for the waterfront to counter the governance and financial challenges faced by the Corporation.

I posit that there are two major stumbling blocks: 1) the difficulty of simplifying complexities between services so that statutory planning processes can incorporate the approach, and 2) the lack of cross-landscape assessment methods and examples.