Sentence examples for councils aim from inspiring English sources

The three councils aim to work together to promote ways of unlocking the energy-generating potential of the estuary, which has the second largest tidal range in the world – although they have reached no agreement on whether the controversial idea of a huge barrage would be the way forward.

The "tri-council partnership" of Weymouth & Portland Borough Council, North Dorset and West Dorset district councils aims to save £6m by 2020.

It should promote the creation by the National Council for Children and Adolescents, of councils aimed at protecting rights, with resources and decision making power, at the cantonal level.

The council aims to turn both Primrose and Parklands into academies.

The council aims to get 1,000 flats in its private rental scheme over the the next three years.

Our local council aims to slash that number to 15 and shorten opening hours as well.

A council aims to ban smokers from becoming foster carers, to protect children from the effects of passive smoking.

Ghalioun said that the council aims to present a united front for the opposition, and urged Syrians everywhere to support it.

Last week, the government announced the creation of a high-powered international marketing council, aimed at honing the country's image as an investment destination.

I visited Winchester to find out more about the Argenti consortium, a partnership between PA Consulting and Hampshire county council aimed at developing a new approach to technology enabled care (TEC).

Lambeth's co-operative council aims to rebalance the power relationship between the user and provider so that it's more equal, co-producing public services with the people who use them or live in the communities affected.