Sentence examples for council implemented from inspiring English sources

Last year, the council implemented a £250m plan to reinvigorate the town's high street and as a result tram links improved and more free parking was introduced.

Chaired by Alan Miller, who until 2014 owned the Vibe bar on Brick Lane before it was forced to close after council implemented security measures left it unprofitable, the NTIA aims to provide guidance and protection for existing venues, as well as promoting the truths and benefits of British nighttime culture.

In 2006 the Council implemented a programme, "Building a Europe for and with Children," and has been closely working with UNICEF in its implementation and in 2007 the two organizations signed a joint declaration, which outlines ways they can work together on a range of issues.

Tomlinson's job now is to ensure the council implements the plan properly.

With property prices sky-high and the council implementing cuts from central government, Lambeth is now hoping to cash in on the final 150 or so houses, auctioning them to developers and relocating the residents.

Its useful to write down the answers to the questions you expect to be asked, such as writing how the school would be a better place with you, what you intend to achieve, how can the council implement its ideas (etc).

The SEMC and the county councils implemented new environmental procurement criteria for medicines for hospital use in 2011 SEMC 20111).

Another participant in the scheme, the Octagon theatre in Bolton, could see touring companies not return to perform if the council implements further cuts.

Hazeltine claimed that if Cornwall council had implemented a £45,000 drainage scheme to route excess water through nearby woods the tragedy would not have happened.

The original NQSWs programme through the children's workforce development council was implemented with varying degrees of success across the country.

The city council has implemented strict heritage regulations in the downtown area, including restrictions on the height of buildings.