Sentence examples for building on fields from inspiring English sources

Building on fields in a country that is as crowded as England will always rile some people, however well-designed the system.

Given the unwillingness of most councils to countenance building on fields, Mr Boles argues that they should at least free up what has already been built.This logic has not convinced local planners, however (or Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat business secretary).

Guildford Borough Council said 20,000 people responded to a consultation on its local plan, showing widespread opposition to building on fields.

If people hear about loggers ripping up the rain forest or developers building on green field sites, they get it.

"By building on brown-field sites and bringing empty homes into use the number (of homes) would be 10,000," he said.

Building on field data from interviews and documentary sources at ABB Industry/Finland, the study theorizes in the interpretive genre, elaborating on the notion of the calculable space.

Building on field experience and in alliance with other UN agencies, UNICEF works to stimulate dialogue on national frameworks, legislative reforms and budget allocations affecting children and women.

Building on field experience and working in alliance with other United Nations agencies, UNICEF collaborates with partners to stimulate dialogue around macrolevel policies that guide national frameworks, legislative reform and budgetary allocations affecting children and families.

In 2005 he was at the forefront of efforts to stop building work on fields near his home.

But Sarkar said policy makers should think again before building on green fields.

Newspaper articles about building on green fields tend to be illustrated with pictures of gorgeous rolling hills in somewhere like Devon.