Sentence examples for concerned local authorities from inspiring English sources

To avoid the health and environmental risks associated with excreta use and to promote its safe and sustainable use in agriculture; appropriate policies, legislation and institutional frameworks that takes the socio-cultural aspect of the community into account need to be designed by the concerned local authorities.

The uncertainty surrounding the future of funding for social housing has concerned local authorities and housing associations.

"We are very concerned about local authorities - they do actually put more money into the arts than the Arts Council," he added.

We divided the interviews into two parts: the first part concerned the local authorities responsible for the transport network and the second concerned independent actors who did not belong to the mentioned state institutions (Table 2).

When one of the girls naively puts the make on a man who is a devout Christian, the concerned trucker notifies local authorities and the families are informed about their daughters' extracurricular activities.

Chiranjeevi Yojana was initiated in five pilot districts in 2005 after consultations among the state government, local authorities, concerned health professionals and community members.

Of these complaints, 11% were about local authorities, 10% concerned health, 6% central government, 4% policing and criminal records, and 4% about education.

But experts are becoming increasingly concerned that, outside of London, local authorities are failing to recognise the potential benefits of deploying IT to improve their transport networks.

But experts are becoming increasingly concerned that, outside of London, local authorities are failing to recognise the potential benefits of deploying IT to improve their transport networks.

Once again, in an unpredictably turbulent political environment, the local authorities are concerned about being seen to spend money on football-related matters, and worried that the Fan Fests will prove a convenient extra target for protestors.

The National Careers Service Advisory Group is concerned that schools - rather than local authorities - will now be expected to provide careers advice for pupils but without funding being transferred.