Sentence examples for reduced planning from inspiring English sources

Critics, including the National Trust and the Campaign to Protect Rural England, warned the new regulations – which have reduced planning law from more than 1,000 pages to just 52 pages – would be a "developers' charter" and would lead to housebuilders and others "concreting over the countryside".

It has created an Enterprise Zone, where business rates are reduced, planning rules are simplified and there is access to super-fast broadband to attract businesses to the area.

This study compares multiple planning techniques designed to improve accuracy while allowing reduced planning target volume (PTV) margins though image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT) with four-dimensional (4D) cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT).

The set of preferred services is given by the union of the services comprising both the direct and the reverse reduced planning graphs.

Analysis of the individual subtests contributing to the composite Attention/Executive score, both at baseline and follow-up, indicated that SDB children had significantly reduced planning, inhibition, auditory and visual attention scores compared to controls.

Late-life depression often is accompanied by executive dysfunction, which manifests as reduced planning, initiation, organization, and sequencing.

Sprint also reduced planned capital spending at Sprint PCS by $100 million, to $3.3 billion, and at the FON Group, which includes local and long-distance operations, by $100 million to $2.6 billion.

Ford has reduced planned first-quarter production by 17percentt from its level a year ago; G.M. has cut production by 21percentt and DaimlerChrysler by 26percentt.

The cutbacks, which immediately reduced planned advertising in the highly competitive states of Colorado, New Hampshire, North Carolina and Oregon, are bad news for Republicans who are already braced for a bad year no matter what happens in the presidential campaign.

Second, auditors reduced planned tests in response to partner pressure to improve audit efficiency.

The net benefit to the transit authority is reduced total cost of ownership through extended maintenance intervals, potential elimination of historically identified frequent tasks, automated vehicle inspections, reduced planned maintenance activities and reduced spares holdings.