Sentence examples for councils for example from inspiring English sources

Many local councils, for example, arrange specific collection services for real Christmas trees.

Councils are encouraged to integrate services between and within councils, for example by using the Better Care Fund.

All seven of Britain's research councils, for example, now require that the results of the work they pay for are open-access in some way.

Gloucestershire and Somerset county councils, for example, were going to close a combined total of 21 libraries until campaigners took them to the High Court, which ruled that the cuts would breach their statutory duty to the vulnerable.

Councils, for example, might trawl through employment, youth crime and truancy data and identify a family that would have been eligible for the programme, and which, without receiving any help from the TFP, fulfilled the criteria for being turned around, because their school attendance had improved or one of the parents had found a job.

Scientists on national science and technology councils, for example, are unlikely to be sued successfully because their advice is general and nonbinding and because their status as government officials usually confers some legal protection.

The council's members will enter the grand council, for example, in a strong political position.

Westminster City council, for example does not accept plastic straws for recycling from corporate users.

Eastleigh borough council, for example, is now landlord to Lloyds Bank, Wetherspoons and Costa Coffee among others.

Leeds city council, for example, has helped increase membership of the Leeds City Credit Union from 11,000 to 31,000 in 10 years.

In 2009, we had, through the UN, a proposal to have a global economic council, for example.