Meanings of national planning in English

No national planning on this issue precisely, or very little, very inadequate.

Anything else: Abolishing the national planning policy framework to introduce stricter protection of the green belt.

The existing national planning inspectorate will have increased powers to force councils to develop a housing plan.

Indeed, the whole point of national planning is to enable us in turn to plan the nation.

Radio Tonga reports the prime minister saying NCDs have significant economic implications which require national planning and focus.

The prime minister will tell the national planning conference in London that developers must play their part too.

This would solve two long-running national planning headaches and locate the new facility beside the airport where it belongs.

Next Tuesday the government will publish the results of its controversial planning reforms, the national planning policy framework, he said.

Papua New Guinea's national planning minister says he has told New Zealand's government that PNG would like a bilateral trade agreement.

The worth of this Government will hinge on the implementation of a national planning framework, with a 10-year capital investment plan.

A few weeks ago, I met with Shamsuddeen Usman, the Nigerian minister for national planning, who told me the exact opposite.

A Fianna Fail TD, Mr Dick Roche, described the rezoning of the land as a "major national planning scandal".

Decades of pressure by the trust helped to change the national planning framework, which sets out the government's planning policies for England.

The 1963 planning Act -which introduced a national planning system -is seen as the advent of modern planning in Ireland.

The Cabinet meets next Monday for a special session to discuss the forthcoming national planning framework and the 10-year capital investment plan.

In the government's masterplan for England, the national planning policy framework, children are mentioned only twice: in a catalogue of housing types.