Sentence examples for belt policy from inspiring English sources

What is needed is an overhaul of both the planning system and the green belt policy.

But the government's presumption in favour of development does not trump green belt policy.

So the Khan quote from the Economist interview selected by Goldsmith was a deliberate and complete misrepresentation of what Khan said his green belt policy is.

Critics of the Green Belt policy, introduced in the 1947 Town and Country Planning Act, say it restricts the supply of homes in areas of high demand and created artificially high house prices in cities.

"If we'd had a green belt policy in 1850 we wouldn't have had London, and I find London infinitely more interesting and enjoyable... Most of the country is fields, most of them not particularly beautiful," he said.

A ceaseless thrum of bypass traffic pervades and the threat hovers of the High Speed 2 rail line, which is due to charge through the area, it being a paradox of green belt policy that it is easier to build major infrastructure in it than houses.

Green Belt policies have helped to create chaotic landscapes at the rural urban interfaces of the United Kingdom's largest cities.

We then analyse the green belt's current functions by grouping local authorities in relation to their green belt policies using cluster analysis.

She also set the scene for a battle between halves of conservatism that is still raging, between free marketeers and those who think their party is about conserving something, between the Adam Smith Institute, which sees green-belt policy as a restriction to be challenged like any other, and the Daily Telegraph, which wants builders' Hands Off Our Land.

The department had no way of proving whether Mr. Porter read the email about the seat belting policy, nor could it say for sure whether it was read at roll call.

Besides, space extent of externalities could provide reference for zoning and green belts policies.