Sentence examples for authority boundaries from inspiring English sources

New regional adoption agencies work across local authority boundaries.

Nor are schools confined to working within local authority boundaries, he adds.

One very interesting proposal in the Queen's speech was to create regional adoption agencies that work across local authority boundaries.

By 1965 the London County Council gave way to the Greater London Council which covered five times the area (which coincides with today's Greater London Authority boundaries).

This is particularly useful in places where employment markets span local authority boundaries as it means tenants can move easily between areas for work.

Provincial councils would deal with issues cutting across local authority boundaries such as transport, land use, economic strategy and, perhaps in future, health services.

Courts in one area could be working to different legal requirements to those across a local authority boundary.

Differences in pupil funding across the country, sometimes between pupils in schools only a couple of miles apart, though on different sides of a local authority boundary, may become more deeply resented.

Gwendolen Morgan of the law firm Bindmans, who respresented the family said: "The council's position would have meant that an 'iron curtain' fell on service provision the moment a child stepped foot outside the authority boundary.

Each city was defined by its local authority boundary.

The park borders were illogical, reflecting former local-authority boundaries which paid no attention to landscape and natural beauty".