Sentence examples for authorities business from inspiring English sources

Keen on lifelong learning; focus on vocational courses, many of which involve work placements with the NHS, schools, local authorities, business and community organisations.

But a "menu of options" for the deals also includes powers set to go to all local authorities: business rate retention and pooling through local enterprise partnerships; tax increment financing; regeneration funding delivered through the Homes and Communities Agency.

But since there's been no change in the tax structure and a revamping of budget priorities that can release more funds to the responsible authorities, business as usual has led to mass layoffs of personnel, class cuts, and larger sizes for the classes that do remain.

The NSDI crystallizes the medium and long term vision of national development based on an open and transparent process, which ensures the involvement of civil society, local authorities, business community, the academic and scientific world, and the Albanian political spectrum.

"To turn fragile cities around, public authorities, businesses, and civic groups must come to grips with the risks that will come with rapid urbanisation but also with the many available solutions.

Authorities, businesses and citizens all interact in this network, enabling real-time information exchange and efficient operation.

The Environment Agency said it was in ongoing discussions with the Blyth Estuary Group of local authorities, businesses and landowners on how best to manage the flooding in the area.

While transport policies and urban planning are the responsibility of government and local authorities, businesses can make it easier for employees by providing facilities such as showers, or allowing breaks of sufficient length to take a walk or other activity.

In addition, the ICO says that it is accepted that, in certain circumstances, it may be necessary to use private email for public authority business.

We have already heard from large providers contemplating handing back up to half of their local authority business unless rates paid increase before next April".

The body representing more than 2,200 organisations providing home-based care, the United Kingdom Home Care Association (UKHCA), said that many of the biggest providers were considering handing back as much as half of their local authority business.