Sentence examples for change planning from inspiring English sources

It has said it will change planning rules to encourage local councils to develop renewable energy facilities.

Miliband has also promised to change planning law to make it easier for councils to prevent payday lenders filling a high street where banks close.

Earlier this week, at the Kandahar education office, more than a hundred overjoyed, almost disbelieving teachers crammed into a room, men and women together for a change, planning how to rebuild the school system.

The basic idea is that given the cross-sectoral salience of climate change, planning efforts whether for disaster management, hazard mitigation, natural resources management, energy, stormwater, zoning, buildings, etc.—should incorporate projected climate change impacts.

For instance, social surveys of resource users and policy makers in the Coral Triangle region and the United States document that the CTI-CFF has resulted in impressive management outcomes, including: improved MPA enforcement, increases in national and regional management capacity, leadership creation, and integrated conservation-fishery-climate change planning.

In simpler terms - businesses need to make climate change planning an everyday thing.

* IDAHO: No immediate change planned.

Where are climate change plans more prevalent?

There are some changes planned".

Are any other changes planned?

"But here they change plans every year.