Sentence examples for council to remove from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow night, its president will ask the council to remove everyone on the board but him.

It was apparently a lawful transfer of power, authorized by the company's rules that allowed the council to remove the president for just cause.

But within 24 hours, the FSA had instructed Westminster council to remove it, and launched an investigation into a possible breach of food safety standards.

The former children's laureate Julia Donaldson has added her voice to the chorus protesting against the decision by Argyll and Bute council to remove school librarians from secondary schools.

After Snow persuaded the city council to remove the pump's handle, people stopped dying, thus dispelling the idea that they'd got sick because they were poor and wretched and breathing "bad air".

Ms Beadle was given a deadline by the council to remove the decorations by 31 January, which she ignored.

However Labour has called for further action, including granting powers to councils to remove FOBTs from betting shops in problem areas.

The Liberal Democrat communities minister, Stephen Williams, has announced a new empty-homes premium, which allows councils to remove the special tax subsidies being given to empty homes.

Ms Spelman said £10m would be made available to councils to remove the most noxious food waste once a week and pledged to remove bureaucratic barriers that stopped councils from returning to weekly rounds.

He said government policies included "reforms on council tax flexibilities and the new empty homes premium,[which] allows councils to remove the special tax subsidies being given to empty homes".

The award of cash to local authorities and housing associations is combined with stronger powers for councils to remove illegal sites and to stop people applying retrospectively for planning permission.