Sentence examples for to restrict development from inspiring English sources

One possible compromise would be to restrict development work to laboratory scale.

Consequently, the township committee introduced zoning ordinances designed to restrict development in the area.

During the 1970's, the organization first began buying land and conservation easements to restrict development in the Catskill Mountains.

Officials from environmental groups also want the state to create a buffer zone to restrict development around those lands.

The master plan incorporates protected open land on the edge of the city, which is intended to restrict development like the UK's greenbelt.

The upper northwestern quadrant of Alexandria lies in the Highlands, where the state is seeking to restrict development because it supplies drinking water to five million residents.

The pressures have increased for the Western oil companies because of resource nationalism, which has seen developing countries seeking to restrict developments for their own national oil companies.

At the time of Black Saturday, Melbourne was working out how to accommodate an extra 1 million people by 2030, and Buxton's warnings added weight to calls to restrict developments in urban fringe locations.

In addition to restricting development near waterways, the rules will force municipalities and developers to find more natural ways of managing water runoff from communities.

"If you can successfully challenge supposedly iron-clad easements, then the whole thing falls," warned Michael Sheehan, who as part of the trust has agreed to restricted development of Prospect Hill, his small restored plantation inn, under the protective easements.

The local induction of defense genes mediated by the JA/JA-Ile precursor OPDA was found to be sufficient to restrict growth and development of M. sexta larvae.