Sentence examples for liberalise planning from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown spent 10 years as chancellor trying to liberalise planning.

Mr Pickles has gone against not just the Government's green promises but also its promise to liberalise planning law and its promise to respect local decision-making, which in many of these cases was in favour of wind farms.

This will make it all the harder for Mr Valls to put in place the economic reforms he has promised.On the government's to-do list are pledges to liberalise protected professions, such as notaries, bailiffs and pharmacies; ease works-council rules in companies; simplify labour law; loosen Sunday and evening trading hours; cut bureaucratic red tape; and liberalise planning regulations.

But what's most annoying about the scheme is that there is a better solution: liberalise planning rules to allow more houses to be built.

This is difficult politically in many areas, but even a patchwork approach that liberalised planning in some areas would be a major improvement.

In fact, there is no convincing evidence that liberalising planning will stimulate growth.

Problems with the housing market will be solved by liberalising planning laws and encouraging house-building, not by reaching back for old statist solutions.

The business community argues that liberalising tax, planning and regulation would encourage them to spend more.

Liberalising the planning system and removing perceived barriers to growth are seen as key, he added.

He plans to liberalise the 35-hour week by exonerating all overtime from payroll charges and income tax.

An economic liberal who would have the country join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, 47-year-old Poe also plans to liberalise foreign investment laws.