Sentence examples for council priority from inspiring English sources

One council priority is for campuses to impose more strictly regimented core curriculums anchored by American history and Western civilization, like the ones that were the norm before the late 60's, when colleges began to give students more latitude in courses.

Councillor Sonja Crisp said: "This decision allows us to deliver on a long held council priority and is key to us achieving our economic and health ambitions for York.

He added: "Conservatives will change council priorities to focus on these key services and cut back on the non-essential spending".

Mr Carter said given the "enormous pressure" from national spending cuts and rising demand for services, the latest budget proposals placed the vulnerable, young and Kent economy at the heart of council priorities.

Most of the new megaprojects designated recently by China's state council as priority ventures are concentrated in the country's seismically active southwest, which is largely populated by ethnic minorities.

"The council's priority is to get local people into work and keep them there for a minimum of six months – the widely recognised milestone at which point they are most likely to stay in work".

The application form often comes with a leaflet explaining how that specific council determines priority on the waiting list.

If any of this applies to you, make sure to mention it somewhere on your application form: The application form often comes with a leaflet explaining how that specific council determines priority on the waiting list.

Under the notorious "Sons and Daughters" scheme, many local councils gave priority to housing locally born, ie predominantly white, residents.

This was a particularly sensitive area, he said with an unhappy laugh, "given that giving children a good start is one of the council's priorities".

We should start by letting councils give priority in social housing allocations to those who work and contribute to their community.