Sentence examples for councils have started from inspiring English sources

In open spaces and woodland, I have noticed councils have started to put in gates that are very narrow, so access is becoming a problem.

In London, although a number of councils have started building again, only 500 such homes are expected to be completed this year.

Already councils have started looking at innovative ways of tackling the issue.

In some areas, councils have started providing free entry to leisure services at certain times.

Most councils have started receiving road closure applications in readiness for a repeat of last year's royal wedding street festivities.

But the figure has been falling in recent years as councils have started to ration care so that only those with the most severe needs get help.

On Thursday, David Cameron said the government would foot the sandbag bill after it emerged two councils had started charging residents.

Mr. Furman and Betsey Stevenson, a member of the council, have started Twitter accounts in their official capacities.

To encourage that trend, Ms. Conlon and the other leaders of the council have started asking agencies that specialize in interactive advertising to take the lead in creating campaigns, rather than turning first to agencies known for television and print campaigns.

So the council have started putting up posters congratulating themselves for clearing up the puke and dog shit on our streets.

In Nawa, in Deraa province, the local council has started to hold public meetings to hear from the people, having seen how that model was embraced when Tamkeen arrived.