Sentence examples for council will be able from inspiring English sources
Nobody believes that the Council will be able to get through all this by Nov. 20, the proposed closing date for the session.
These council tax raising powers do not represent guaranteed money as not every council will be able to or will want to raise council tax in this way.
If you are still not satisfied you should refer the matter to your local councillor - the council will be able to tell you who this is.
One of the benefits is that, if successful, Essex council will be able to pay the costs of family-based therapies with what it eventually saves by keeping young people out of care.
2.57pm BST Geneva 2 French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said he hopes the five permanent members of the security council will be able to agree a date a long-delayed the Geneva 2 peace talks on.
The summons (about 3m of which are dispatched a year) contains the following threats, in bold type and highlighted: "The council will be able to … instruct bailiffs to take your goods to settle your debt – this can include your car.
Councils will be able to negotiate rent reductions for tenants receiving housing benefit.
Ministers claim that by hiring a "family champion" councils will be able to streamline the process and reduce costs.
Councils will be able to demand neighbouring authorities co-operate and drop opposition to new housing developments.
Under the new proposals, councils will be able to nominate members to serve on care trusts' governing boards.
