Sentence examples for be placed on local from inspiring English sources

As a result, the government asked the Audit Commission to investigate whether restraints should be placed on local authorities.

Bosworth expressed concern that the blame will be placed "on local politicians, as was the case during Hurricane Katrina".

Along with the protesters, they're demanding body cameras be placed on local cops, and the creation of a civilian review board with some real muscle.

With nearly four million Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan and Iraq, a heavy toll has been placed on local populations.

With the return of democracy to Spain in the late 1970s and the development of autonomous regional governments, more emphasis has been placed on local consultation and issues such as the future of the environment.

Mr. Pataki was cautious in his announcement, saying he and legislative leaders were committed to increasing the current rates, but "without an undue burden being placed on local governments and the state".

Some Iraqi journalists said Tuesday that they feared that the episode would provide justification for limits being placed on local reporters working in a nation without a tradition of press freedoms.

Merrick Denton-Thompson, president of the Landscape Institute, said: "To secure their future we need to decide whether a new statutory obligation is placed on local government to create or manage urban parks.

1995:  A duty was placed on Local Authorities to provide services for children in need.

As the mission progresses, however, increasing reliance is placed on local suppliers, for food, fuel, repair facilities, domestic services and so on.

In the Orange Farm cognitive map, considerable emphasis is placed on local landmarks that are meaningful for peoples' sense of history and identity.