Sentence examples for councils back from inspiring English sources

Local councils back the idea.

What is holding councils back in developing up-to-date plans?

"Sending councils back to the drawing board would be a good thing," she said on Wednesday, urging the judge to put a halt to all planned cuts and closures to library services.

Scotland's SNP minority government has already pushed councils back into building and plans to scrap right to buy next year, bringing the policy full circle, says Graeme Brown, director of Shelter Scotland.

There were also deep cuts in councils' back-office and support systems.

But the government has resisted attempts by councils, backed by the mayor, to multiply council tax rates on homes left empty for two years.

Heathrow expansion is the only option being considered for expansion with any local political support – with four local MPs and two local councils backing our plans.

But the councils, backed by the British and American governments, also represent a critical element of counterinsurgency strategy: if they succeed, the hope is they will convince people that there is a viable alternative to Taliban rule.

A major plan to develop parts of Gloucestershire has been approved by the three councils backing it.

Abhijit Pandya - he stood for elections in the Harrow East council back in 2010.

This overlaps with a goal adopted by the UN security council back in 1991 when resolution 687 talked about "the establishment of a nuclear-weapons-free zone in the region of the Middle East".