Sentence examples for councils confidence from inspiring English sources

The annual Local Government Information Unit survey due out this week is likely to confirm that councils' confidence in the sustainability of local authority finance is practically non-existent.

Together, England can persuade Eric Pickles he is in the minority (the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government has single-handedly rejected 520MW of wind projects), give councils confidence to say yes to appropriate private proposals, and grow community energy to be more encompassing than just feed-in-tariff funded cooperatives.

Councils' increasing confidence in commissioning and their new public health responsibilities are seeing local authorities lead the way in intervening early to stop health problems escalating.

The council's confidence in his leadership should lead to a positive vote".

Much of this is a direct consequence of Margaret Thatcher's right-to-buy-your-council-house confidence trick.

The powers of the Iraqi governing body were spelled out in writing at the insistence of Iraqi political groups and stipulate that the 25-member council will "name an interim minister for each ministry" and that the council will oversee the work of the ministers and "shall have the authority to dismiss ministers should they lose the council's confidence".

"That was completely contrary to every planning document and some of the policy rationales that the city has been articulating about this area". Bloomberg administration officials, who said they had not yet received the papers, had little to say about the suit yesterday, though representatives of Ikea and the Council expressed confidence the project would be able to proceed.

Councillor Charles Smith, cabinet member for housing, regeneration and economic development, said despite the recession the council had confidence in the development.

Council chief executive Jim Taylor said he was concerned by the claims and asked for the woman to contact the council in confidence so the matter could be fully investigated.

It could be a model for estate regeneration – if councils had the confidence to do it themselves.

These cuts will depress the economy by causing a million job losses and undermining business and consumer confidence". Councils across England will have their funding cut by 28% over the next four years as part of swingeing package of measures to hit town halls announced today.