Sentences with phrase «economically beneficial uses»

1992 - Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Commission is an important recent land - use decision, in which the U.S. Supreme Court adopts a new takings rule requiring compensation for the deprivation of all economically beneficial uses, even though the regulation may be legitimately advantageous for the state.

Because the new law deprives the plaintiffs and other members of the class of the «economically beneficial uses of their lawfully - owned property,» the statute «constitutes a «regulatory taking,»» argued lawyers Aaron Behar and Michael Harper, of the Behar Behar law firm in Sunrise and Puerto Rico - based lawyer Andrew Kagan.

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AWS is a global membership - based collaboration that unites organizations behind its mission: To lead a global network that promotes responsible use of freshwater that is socially and economically beneficial and environmentally sustainable.

The metro mayor should use their direct mandate to enact the most effective, long - term sustainable and economically and socially beneficial policy — a Clean Air Charge (similar to London's Toxicity Charge) on more polluting vehicles entering the most congested and polluted parts of the city region.

Forest Stewardship Council means that PT is using wood from forests that are responsibly managed, socially beneficial, environmentally conscious and economically viable.