Sentence examples similar to council applicants from inspiring English sources

Again, in the most recent presidential elections, the guardian council disqualified 471 applicants for candidacy and only allowed four candidates into the competition, all of whom had previously held top official positions in the Islamic republic over the past three decades.

Information management: Requiring hazard information to be included on land information memoranda issued by the local council, and requiring applicants to provide hazard information where uncertainty exists, are useful ways to encourage hazard information to be used in the planning process, prior to its formal inclusion in a land use plan.

Rowan Adams, trees and landscape officer for the council, said: "The applicant may be well known, but this application will be dealt with in the same way as we would any other".

University of Nottingham physicist Dr Philip Moriarty pulled apart the words of advice issued by research councils that grant applicants should draft an impact summary early "so that it informs the design of your research".

"David Cameron claimed that he would act to protect communities but these documents show that his ministers have been doing the opposite by making it more difficult for communities to stop the proliferation of betting shops and undermining the powers used by councils to force applicants for planning permission to explain the social impact of their changes".

Yet, according to campaigners, the numbers in private rented accommodation are actually increasing, as councils look to shift applicants into the private sector for good rather than put them on a waiting list for a council home.

The council gave the less ready applicants a "credit of confidence" that these pledges would be respected.

When, in 2008, grant applicants to the council were asked to state the sexuality of their boards, Davey met with criticism.

The big change is that all applicants for arts council funding will now have to make a creative case for diversity, with each setting out how they will produce more diverse work and encourage more diverse audiences.

"Following that the council will consider all applications received and make a decision based on whether the applicant has the resources to run the centre and do so under license.

It also outlines various blocking or delaying tactics inappropriately employed by councils, which seem to involve smothering applicants in official forms, asking them to prove that they are homeless (councils are required to make their own enquiries) or deferring applications because the applicant "appears" to be a non-priority.