Sentence examples for ease planning from inspiring English sources

It also wants to ease planning regulations for the building  of nurseries.

"Why are we wondering again whether the distinctive lifestyles of the English middle classes can survive?" The government's program to ease planning restrictions was designed as a small part of the answer.

The movement seems to be growing daily, despite the torrid summer heat.A rattled prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, his approval rate diving, has rushed through legislation to ease planning procedures for new property developments.

Last week the sector suffered when chancellor George Osborne cut tax relief on buy-to-let mortages for higher rate taxpayers, but recovered some ground when the government unveiled plans later in the week to ease planning restrictions.

The decision by E.ON Ruhrgas of Germany and Eni of Italy signals a major shift by some of the biggest European energy companies, which have long relied on such deals to ease planning for major investments and avoid volatile price swings on what had been a very limited spot market.

He could grab the opportunity to bury the legacy of his predecessor George Osborne, or play it safe and do little more than ease planned cuts for poorer families and repair some potholes.

Investors were also trying to work out what this meant for the much anticipated quantitative easing plans expected to be unveiled by the European Central Bank next week.

However, it is now thought that Mr Crombie is in no rush to depart and is prepared to stay on to ease succession planning.

We believe our schemes can ease capacity planning issues for the provider, and allow her to make best use of her physical infrastructure.

Ukip Has policies for increasing house building by freeing up government or council-owned land and easing planning regulation on converting offices to residential use.

There is certainly some news that will help: lowering corporation tax and easing planning restrictions will make it easier for large corporations to invest some of the cash they have been hoarding.