Sentence examples for council documents from inspiring English sources

The Pickles guide also gives people practical information on how to obtain council documents.

The Rumney Recreation Ground is the name given to the land in council documents.

Meanwhile, local councillors can now access council documents and meeting minutes electronically, via wireless enabled laptops.

The four-member panel said its report to the council "documents for the first time the systematic imposition of sieges, the use of chemical agents and forcible displacement".

Few Council documents have aroused as much controversy or been followed with such close interest as the famous declaration on the Jews, now incorporated in a broader declaration on relations with non-Christians, including Hindus, Buddhists, and Moslems.

Internal council documents show that there was pressure from the DfE to provide space for the King's Leadership Academy, a free school opening in September, which emphasises "the building of strong character".

The very documents that insisted on continuity (even as they authorized major changes) were themselves, Father O'Malley points out, a new kind of council document.

The council document says this legislation gives the DfE the power to "stop or at least significantly delay plans to the detriment of special educational needs students".

The council document "Nostra Aetate" revolutionised the Catholic church's relations with Jews by, among other things, repudiating the centuries-old charge that Jews as a whole were responsible for the death of Christ.

They have pointed to Lambeth and Southwark council data [pdf] suggesting there will be no shortage of secondary places locally next year, and a council document showing there were concerns about traffic congestion [pdf] even when the primary was allowed to expand.

The data of 12,000 Brent children, who were already known to the council, was incorporated into its predictive model, according to a council document, which went on to claim that the system "illustrated evidence to suggest we can start identifying children at risk of criminal exploitation and offending well before the outcome occurred".