Sentence examples for council target from inspiring English sources

And what of Lambeth council, target of so much of the demonstrators' ire?

Imagine that you, 20 or 30 years from now, found out that your adoption might have been the result of a council target.

The library service needs to reduce its budget by £1.7m as part of a council target to make £156m of savings over the next three years.

Manoucehr is also convinced the council targeted him – in part, perhaps, motivated by a desire for his building.

Bahmanzadeh is also convinced the council targeted him in part, perhaps, motivated by a desire for his building.

Additionally, the group participated in two information meetings with representatives from Stockholm county council targeting conventional care and CTs.

Such was the case, he says, at Mount Pleasant in north London, where Royal Mail's valuers contended the £4bn scheme for 700 homes could not possibly meet both Islington and Camden councils' targets of 50% affordable housing because of the high value of the site to begin.

North Korea is one of the most heavily sanctioned countries in the world and has an extremely small economy, so there is not much left for the UN security council to target.

The systems thinker John Seddon set out a fearsome critique of the effects this had on processing housing benefits – in one council, the target figures showed an average processing time of 28 days when, from the point of view of the claimants, it was actually 98 days.

Chang also serves on the board of Informatica, on the digital advisory council for Target, and holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in hardware and network systems from Stanford.

This gave the council a target of 75% of cases being judged adequate or better through assessment audits.