Sentence examples for council databases from inspiring English sources

And numbers released under the Freedom of Information Act last year revealed that 12,000 children were registered in local council databases as "missing from education" with 1,500 of these "untraceable".

About 26 700 and 26 000 patients were listed at the intervention and control centres, respectively (according to the county council database, 2011).

Over the same period (2002 2007), six yearly sets of 5000 control addresses were randomly sampled from the paediatric population of mainland France by the National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), using the income and council tax databases of the French households.

MoHs' and Medical Councils' physician databases were used to identify as complete as possible a list of registered physicians in the three cities (Table S2 in the statistical supplementary data).

The council said its database did include up-to-date details of tenants who had either moved out or died, but "up to 600 were sent to people who previously held a joint tenancy and have moved out and in some cases passed away".

Ex-factory prices (VAT included) for pazopanib and sunitinib were obtained from the Spanish Council of Pharmacists database [ 27].

Conservative Party member of parliament Oliver Heald said, 'there is already public concern at government plans for a compulsory identity card database, a nanny state children's database and a property database for the council tax revaluation'.

Next, I sought out postal addresses for them – a task easier said than done, as there exists no central database of council headquarters, and each of the dozen standardised website templates favoured by Britain's local authorities employs its own crafty method of obscuring the council's physical location.

Councils trawl the database of every registered driver in the UK to find the addresses of motorists refusing to pay parking fines, among other things.

Mr. Jackson said he expected a multiracial group of young professionals to show up and leave their e-mail addresses so the council could begin building a database for the future.

Scientists and research councils should cooperate and develop S&T databases and link these with existing ones to minimise duplication and facilitate their use.