Sentence examples for autumn faced from inspiring English sources

By the autumn, faced with Scottish parliament elections, using yet another proportional system, voters could be both bewildered and fed up with constant electioneering.Mr Dewar is therefore considering allowing the parliament to make tax changes in the middle of the financial year.

The coalition was criticised for failing to publish a white paper on growth in the autumn, and faced further criticism in the aftermath of disappointing GDP figures that showed the economy had shrunk by 0.5%.

"As we go into [the] autumn statement facing new levels of cuts, it is vital that local authorities recognise that taking library services away piles costs elsewhere in the system," Poole said.

But as the legislation grinds through parliament this autumn it faces a considerable challenge in the House of Lords - and it is precisely the sort of detailed, practical criticism voiced by the information commissioner that could cause the government the most problems.

But students starting at England's universities in the autumn could face higher fees than the previous cap of £9,000 before they finish.

Council leader of the Labour-run authority Simon Blackburn warned in the autumn that the council faced a difficult few years.

So, on an early autumn morning, I'm faced with a decision.

From the autumn, schools will face inspection without notice, so that inspectors see classrooms "as they really are".

Whether it will continue to do so after the autumn, when Thailand faces a general election for the lower house (more powerful than the Senate), is another matter.Last month the new National Counter-Corruption Commission (NCCC) accused Mr Sanan of filing a false statement about a 45m baht ($1.2m) loan that never existed in an attempt to cover up the origins of his wealth.

To persist in the smallest of identities, organizing ourselves by faith and not citizenship, we faced a long autumn before our demise.

The council was forced to resort to this unusual solution after several months of pressure from parents, whose children faced starting the autumn term without a school place in the borough.