Sentences with phrase «parcel because»

What happens if a developer can't get that last parcel because the owner won't sell?

We do not accept the refund request on you refusing to sign for the parcel because of the taxes.

«The corps representative expressed serious reservations concerning the feasibility of a golf course on that parcel because of the wetlands,» Byrne wrote in a letter this week to Park Board President Kelli Garvanian.

Not exact matches

This past weekend there was a situation in one of our offices where the customer put on a scene because she could not get free tape to tape her parcel.

Because it's looking at a neighborhood and not just a typical developer's parcel, Sidewalk Labs can play with all the infrastructure that connects those parcels — the utility grid, the street network, the sidewalks.

he insists IT IS harder for a Rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven because of all the «stumbling blocks» that are «part and parcel» of being rich (Greed, lack of humility, trust in wealth for protection, etc, etc, etc).

Jesus did not turn a blind eye to sin or avoid pronouncing judgment on those who sinned because that was part and parcel of who He was and why He came — to reveal His Father to those who would hear and reveal the punishment for those who ignored His message.

Our new world variety of Christian establishment has enormous staying - power because it is part and parcel of our whole inherited «system of meaning,» a system intermingling Judeo - Christian, Enlightenment, Romantic - idealist, and more recent nationalistic elements so that even learned persons have difficulty distinguishing them.

The result was the CV (Citrus Vineyard) zone, unique at the time because it allowed smaller parcels, encouraged the development of small wineries selling their products from their vineyards and allowed for other compatible commercial uses as long as 75 % of the land was in agriculture.

David is not for sale because he is part and parcel of what we are doing going forward.»

But this Will County parcel, just south of the county border, has been eyed by the village because of its potential economic value in terms of real estate and sales tax revenue.

In recent years, the Park District has proposed several sites for a land swap with the village, which has rejected them because the parcels have been deemed inadequate.

It's also unfair to «give» full dollar value to incremental activities like grocery shopping and picking up parcels and cleaning because a person would do those things regardless, however given time restrictions the couple has negotiated a fair agreement of output required by each spouse.

During the last few years, the Park District has proposed several sites for a land swap with the village, which has rejected them because the parcels have been deemed inadequate.

«The site has tremendous potential because there's just no other undeveloped parcels of this size in the vicinity.

Craig Malin, a village administrative assistant, said Wednesday that getting the Park District's approval is a required part of the federal grant application because the path beginning near Buffalo Grove would cross Sullivan Woods, a 43 - acre parcel owned by the park district.

Answer: The addressing solution we want to unleash is not about mere how parcels and packages are delivered, it is also about reducing crimes, terrorism because NIPOST will begin to entertain verification of addresses.

The trust's briefing quotes one prisoner who was prevented from undertaking a distance learning course because of the restrictions on parcels.

And let me thank him because he has been part and parcel of this rally.

County Executive Poloncarz says he has not disclosed the additional sites because he is trying to prevent developers from getting advanced word, in order to buy those parcels and inflate their sale prices.

I mean, we know that the parcel of land is private where the pipe sits, and we know it is only assessed at $ 200, but the people of New York City are not going to appreciate finding out they have to dicker with a village that is not required to exist and a county legislator who is not required at all if the village is not required, and a village that allows landlords, like the county legislator who has to live in his district, the village of new paltz, to not NOT be a commercial property tax rate because the TOWN has no Homestead Law.

Bloomberg said he believes the opportunity for the kind of corruption alleged against the political leaders arose because political parties are part and parcel of New York City's elections.

The parcel is separated from the city by the Thruway, and several council members said the site is ideal because it doesn't abut residential neighborhoods, nor would a casino there define the city as a downtown casino might.

David, who frowned at people selling their votes, said such people should not blame politicians because they are part and parcel of the rot.

It can do all that because it is parceled into hundreds of relatively self - contained regions.

Because the drug is tethered to the DNA parcel, opening and closing the gate controls how much drug the body is exposed to.

That's important because layoffs are part and parcel of the new pharmaceuticals industry.

Because little force is needed to scoot around the waxy globules, they'd make «remarkably quick» valves and plugs for nanotechnology, says Mahadevan, or similar wax could be used to encapsulate chemicals in easy - to - move parcels.

Thus, if a parcel of air from the surface rises (because of wind flowing up the side of a mountain, for example), it undergoes an expansion, from higher to lower pressure.

Because the drug remains tethered to the DNA parcel, a body's exposure to the drug can be controlled by closing and opening the gate.

On the top of the cliff, the owners of three separate parcels of land are also claiming the cave as theirs because the huge cavern lies beneath their properties.

Because Chinese bamboo is generally farmed in small parcels, certification means manufacturers or importers must hire extra staff to coordinate the activities of hundreds of farmers.

«For example, if the rover detects a dust storm, it may have an effect higher up because of the winds and the gravity waves (the bobbing up and down of a parcel of air) it sets up,» says Grebowsky.

In Spain, I think we are behind the social reality of what this country is, because we have a very parceled out, compartmentalized, with 17 different educational realities, complex educational system, and not having a uniqueness in the educational aspect causes that each part does what they think they have to do.

They have become part and parcel of people's lives because of the flexibility and ease of looking up information that they offer.

It's because they are part and parcel of the business community's desire to remake public education in urban areas into for - profit ventures.

And while conflict is in many ways inevitable — because school districts often oversee the biggest local public budget, are significant purchasers of goods and services, and can set property (or parcel) taxes — it can be paralyzing nonetheless.

I find conventional solid parcel shelves rather ungainly, not least because I'm often forced to remove them to free up additional space and have to find somewhere safe to stow them.

For a small car, the trunk was huge and, because the lip of the trunk extends to the top of the bumper, it is very easy to load and unload parcels.

Well, no... Because you now have to print, parcel and post about six thousand copies of the book.

Mr Hockey said he had no idea of how much revenue the extra tax would bring, but it was certain to exceed the cost of collection because Australian officials would not be asked to open parcels to check whether tax had been paid.

I've been carefully «storing» things I want there over the years and parcelling them out to myself, because there's always a lot more books I want to read than time to read them.

This is because Granny's parcels were always wrapped in shiny, brown paper and tied up with string, the small, tight knot held firmly in place by a blob of dark red sealing wax.

Because your visual strategy is part and parcel of your overall platform building and book marketing strategy, you can't begin any visual campaign until you clarify the following three things:

Your Michael Lewis reference is fascinating, because The Big Short describes how they parceled up all of these mortgages that people couldn't afford, and they lumped together the good stuff and the bad stuff in all of these tranches and tiers.

Which is to say, your fare may remain cheapest with Sidecar because you will now ride along with another customer's food or parcels.

For example, if you're sending a toy back because it was the wrong colour, it would be reasonable for you to open the parcel and take it out of the bubble wrap, but it would not be reasonable for you to remove the toy from a sealed clear plastic bag as you would have been able to see it was the wrong colour without taking it out.

For reference, the amplification is related to the sensitivity of the moist adiabat to increasing surface temperatures (air parcels saturated in water vapour move up because of convection where the water vapour condenses and releases heat in a predictable way).

5) A warming effect in the atmosphere arises because between coming in and going out the radiant energy is «processed» by the molecules in the atmosphere into heat energy and then back again, often many times for a single parcel of radiant energy, the number of times being directly proportionate to the density of the atmosphere.

Perhaps you mean to say that moist convection enforces a shallower lapse rate than dry convection, because otherwise moist parcels become bouyant.