Sentence examples for council for setting from inspiring English sources

The City of Edinburgh council for setting up a Mental Health Awareness Group and providing staff with Safe Talk and Applied Suicide Intervention skills courses so they can support vulnerable tenants and respond to tragic accidents.

SPONSOR: Office of Government Commerce RUNNERS-UP: Essex county council For setting up Britain's first municipal bank for nearly a century to help businesses cope with the recession United Kingdom Border Agency for Operation Rebutia, a joint initiative in the East and central Midlands aimed at tackling organised immigration crime.

A 'yes' vote on Sunday would merge the two regional administrations and create a new council responsible for setting and collecting local taxes and carrying out other local governmental functions.

"We are looking at setting up an interim council for the setting up of a loya jirga".

The city council is responsible for setting fares for Hackney carriage journeys within the city boundary - which must be charged by a taxi meter.

In the 1970s, within living memory, councils were responsible for setting the levels of both business and property rates based on current valuations and without any nationally imposed rate-cap.

Mr Pickles said he had sought to insulate areas which most heavily depend on central government funding by creating four separate grant bands for councils, setting different limits for their reductions and protecting councils against the sharper grant reductions.

Spin-offs from public services are rare: people like Mr Sesnan, who worked for Greenwich council before setting up GLL, are exceptions.

Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (debate) The next item is the report by Mrs Locatelli, on behalf of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy, on the proposal for a Council regulation setting up the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking - C6-0446/2007 -.

Under the proposals, the government said Gypsies and travellers would also see changes to the agreements for pitches on council sites, setting out how pitch fees are handled, how pitches can change hands, and introducing new rules for resolving disputes.

Poverty has been a problem in the city for generations, he argues, but the current prosperity, and initiatives such as introducing the living wage for council employees and setting up the city's own energy company to help tackle energy poverty, should help.