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In the meantime, there has been no request from the city for a stay of the judge's ruling, so the planned rules that would have limited the size of sugary drinks to 16 ounces at restaurants, theaters and food carts will not go into effect as the legal battle unfolds.

But is there a serious objection to the relaxation of planning rules that means schools can now open in places where they might once not have been allowed?

Clearly, if the countryside were not to be covered with concrete, they would have to be accommodated in the cities.Property companies responded enthusiastically, helped by changes in the planning rules that encouraged high-density urban development.

He said: "Tory ministers' belief that you solve the housing crisis by simply stripping away planning rules that build affordable homes and make sure local people are consulted is nonsense.

Energy minister Michael Fallon said it would be "irresponsible" not to press ahead with new tax and planning rules that would help Britain exploit deposits that could provide all of our gas needs for 40 years.

He also turned to traveller sites, telling delegates that is was wrong to have planning rules that gave a green light to traveller camps in the green belt and open countryside.

David Cameron will promise to sweep away planning rules that require property developers to build affordable homes for rent in a bid to increase the building of homes for first-time buyers.

In his speech to the Conservative party conference, one of David Cameron's pledges was to tear up planning rules that require property developers to build affordable homes for rent and invest in the communities where they are building.

According to documents obtained by the Pesticides Action Network PANN) Europe, a visit from high-level officials from the US Mission to Europe and the American Chambers of Commerce (AmCham) in July 2013 convinced the EU to drop planned rules that could have led to the banning of 31 pesticides containing health hazardous chemicals.

The EPA alone expects to issue 462 of the 4,560 planned rules that will eventually find their way to the Code of Federal Regulations.