Sentence examples for councils experience from inspiring English sources

The health service was "not a source of commissioning and management experience" in this field and these organisations would need to capitalise on councils' experience and expertise, it says.

Only 18%to36%6% of the client councils experienced that they actually had this right.

Mr. Perkins took offense at this suggestion, saying that he and Mr. Williams ran together based on their previous student council experience and leadership qualities.

We find no evidence that regional council experience affects politicians' future career prospects at the local level.

Using a perspective based on extant literatures in urban politics and public administration, this paper offers an analysis of the neighborhood council experience in Tacoma, Washington, USA.

You don't have to be the president to get a good student council experience, and student government isn't a popularity contest.

Councils would experience a revolution in openness and accountability, and citizens would become auditors from the comfort of their own armchairs.

If the council's executive body approves the report next Thursday, a transfer of services will take place over a six month period from November 2010 to April 2011, and Dixon was keen to stress the council had experience in transferring services and was confident they could do so with little affect on care users.

Until now Welsh councils have experienced less severe cuts in their funding than English authorities.

"But the grant we get from the Scottish government has not kept up with inflation and the increase in demand for services which all councils are experiencing.

Asked whether Cambridgeshire's council might experience similar issues to those in Yorkshire, a spokesman said: "We have no such concerns.