Sentence examples for because of local authority from inspiring English sources

The pressures on the system are expected to increase as coroners' budgets are cut because of local authority cutbacks.

She argues that civic and local museums across the country will face real difficulties because of local authority funding cuts over the 2015-20 particularlyicularly those in less well-off areas.

Dozens posted messages detailing the difficulties they have getting social services' support, and charities stressed that Vincent's case was not unique, warning that the problems facing families could get worse because of local authority budget cuts.

Alan Fraser, the chief executive of Birmingham YMCA, which has been forced to reduce the number of beds it can offer rough sleepers, said: "We can't say an individual died because of local authority cuts, but the reality is that the risks of people dying because of homelessness at this time of year are massively increased, because people cannot get into the places they need to be in".

Before any kind of significant change manifests in a system that is clearly some way from offering a case-by-case, individual-focused level of care, we need to realise that awareness and greater education surrounding mental health issues is needed at a formative level – at schools, in youth centres (ones that haven't been closed because of local authority cuts), in youth media.

Before any kind of significant change manifests in a system that is clearly some way from offering a case-by-case, individual-focused level of care, we need to realize that awareness and greater education surrounding mental health issues is needed at a formative level at schools, in youth centers (ones that haven't been closed because of local authority cuts), in youth media.

People are already being outsourced to wards far away from their homes, because of the lack of local authority funding to keep their local acute care wards open, and with increased privatisation we'll see this happening more and more.

People are already being outsourced to wards far away from their homes, because of the lack of local authority funding to keep their local acute care wards open, and with increased privatization we'll see this happening more and more.

Common sense should also tell you that just because you make a school independent of local authority control – which is effectively all an academy is – it doesn't magically turn it into a beacon of learning.

Tony McNulty, whom he replaces, had been put in charge of police restructuring because of his experience of local authorities and parliamentary affairs, he said.

Coupled with the defenestration of Local Authorities because they weren't "one of us", the handing over of most local functions – transport, education, care, etc – and the centralisation was complete.