Sentence examples for council able to from inspiring English sources
That's what developers face – with each council able to interpret rules differently.
The thinking is that creating a parish council, able to raise money through taxation, will help to save the project in a statutory guise.
Similar disagreements have blocked all attempts to negotiate a resolution since the violence erupted in March, with the Council able to produce only two statements despite a death toll that the United Nations put at more than 2,600.
Announcing that his plan would mean "money raised locally, spent locally, every council able to cut business taxes, every mayor able to build for their city's future, a new way to govern our country", he declared: "Power to the people.
Their architecturally acclaimed stadium – known as the "Spaceship" – was originally built for Italia 90 and has long been a drain on resources, with neither the club nor the council able to find a sustainable solution.
Advance chatter, after all, has suggested cuts to local and city government budgets of between 25% and 40% – and even the lower number would cause the city no end of problems, leaving the council able to do little more than seeing to statutory social services.
And the third - council tax benefit down by 10% and councils able to decide who gets it.
Alison Michalska is president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services - why are so many referrals being made and are councils able to cope?
Ministers said there was a "dramatic shift" of power away from Whitehall already taking place, with taxpayers able to trigger referendums in the event of "excessive" council tax rises and councils able to raise an estimated 70% of their income locally.
" On Harold Hill the split between council tenants and owner occupiers is now about 50-50, withethe local authority, Havering council, currently able to house just 800 families a year from a waiting list of more than 9,000.
