Sentence examples for calling on council from inspiring English sources

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Following a freedom of information request to the council, Collins found the bus costs £7.63 per passenger (per trip) and soon a Facebook group emerged calling on council officials to Stop the Free b bus.

A motion calling on Cardiff council to think again about reducing library funding by £283,000 failed in City Hall on Thursday.

Given the financial uncertainty and challenges ahead, we are calling on councils to start getting ready now.

Safe Passage UK fights for refugee rights through campaigning and calling on councils to sign up to resettlement.

The foundation's report is calling on councils and government to adopt a more collaborative approach to commissioning, to take a proportionate view of necessary process and to place more emphasis on the social and long-term value of contracts.

And so I say to you today: don't allow anyone to derail the recovery and threaten tens of thousands of jobs by calling on councils to stop building the houses our people need.

This is why The Fair Tax Mark is calling on councils to quickly and robustly implement the new national guidance (which is mandatory for all contracts over the qualifying cost threshold) and to periodically report on implementation and the exclusion of tax evaders and avoiders from public procurement.

Suggestions include calling on councils to review stalled development sites, to see whether some of the new homes originally planned could be made available to rent rather than sell.

The group is calling on Blaenau Gwent council to reject the plans.

Liberal Democrat councillors had earlier called on council leaders to resign over the cuts.