Sentence examples for councils case from inspiring English sources

"The councils' case is good, in that they own the properties," but Long sees it as the demise of "a little social experiment" in which the occupants ("I can't call them tenants") are systematically being evicted due to the pressure on council housing stock.

You can't get more high-profile than the Birmingham city council case.

Martin Chandler, borough council case officer, said: "It will be afforded a greater level of protection than it has currently but it doesn't mean we won't be faced with future applications to consider other changes to it".

Phang J.A. relied on the principles set out in the Privy Council cases Howe Yoon Chong v. Chief Assessor (1980) and Howe Yoon Chong v. Chief Assessor (1990), drawing the following salient points from them: An executive act may be unconstitutional if it amounts to intentional and arbitrary discrimination.

The judge agreed with the council's case in full".

But there is an alternative - providing the government accepts the council's case for an ecotown on the garrison site.

As a result of this failure to analyse the evidence presented to the court, he described the council's case as "a tottering edifice built on inadequate foundations".

She added: "It was the council's case, confirmed by Tesco's guilty pleas today, that this was a misleading offer which deceived the purchasers of strawberries over many weeks during the summer of 2011.

Just one village away lives Mukhtaran Bibi, who had been raped by four men on orders from a tribal council, a case that repulsed Pakistan and put a rare, harsh spotlight on the widespread incidence of rape here.

Whatever view you take, it is clear that some of the estate's most articulate and active opponents of regeneration strongly question the council's case and even its honesty.

Providers would then have to enter an agreement with the council in case the sites were not developed.