Sentence examples for released land from inspiring English sources

In June 1970, the Metropolitan Region Planning Authority released land in the southwestern corner of Hamersley, which had previously been held in reserve under the Metropolitan Region Scheme for a large freeway interchange between the future Mitchell Freeway (then known as Stephenson Freeway) and Reid Highway (North Perimeter Freeway).

A time limit of 3½ years for developers to construct homes on released land was built into the scheme in an effort to prevent land speculation, which the inter-departmental committee believed was a key factor in spiralling prices in Perth.

Such sparing is important for many reasons, among them the enhanced abilities of released lands to sequester carbon and provide other environmental services.

The gunman, whose name was not immediately released, landed with his feet on the platform and his body on the train, the police said.

The boy, whose name was not released, landed on the sidewalk in front of the building, at 35-06 Leavitt Street, a condominium tower in Flushing, the police said.

Paramedic Stephanie Palamberis told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that the woman, whose name has not been released, landed in a pool of water and had to swim to keep her head above the surface.

Johnson says this is a scheme to tunnelise the road at Hammersmith, and release land for development.

His London Plan, which will have legal status in a couple of years' time, will allow him to force councils to release land for development.

The state controls the larger property developers and can alter supply and demand by releasing land when and how it wants.

Mr Spindler denies the company is shutting down its mining operations to release land and insists UK Coal pursues mining and redevelopment activities with equal enthusiasm.

Selling surplus estates would generate a further £2bn for reinvestment in the health service, while releasing land for 26,000 new homes, the Treasury said.