Sentence examples for councils concerned from inspiring English sources

See that as its central park, an internal equivalent of London's "green belt".The city councils concerned, happy to challenge the orthodoxy of dispersal, were swift to back this idea in 1998.

Down in Devon, a planning application is already in, backed by a consortium of builders, for a 2,900-house 2,900-housesettlement three miles east of Exeter; another of 3,500 houses is planned near Plymouth.Those projects are all broadly backed by the county and district councils concerned.

The principal result – the optional social care council tax precept of a maximum 2%, taken up this month by most English councils concerned – has been welcomed, but judged barely enough to cover the costs of the "national living wage" for care workers.

Last week, the three councils concerned asked the government for more time to consider their options.

All of the northern Minnesota Ojibwe tribes have opposed the pipeline, which has tribal councils concerned that fisheries and wild rice beds will be directly threatened.

Neither of the local councils concerned - Neath Port Talbot and Rhondda Cynon Taf - raised objections to the proposals.

Isn't the council concerned that anti-social behaviour will rise again?

Ahtuangaruak is Inupiat, a longtime member of the regional tribal council concerned with the environment and cultural preservation.

Newham isn't the only council concerned about the proliferation of betting shops.

"Of course, setting allowances is a local matter for the council concerned.

But in 1992 the EMBL council, concerned with the growing costs to the lab of following Co-Org guidelines, began capping salary increases at lower levels.