Sentence examples for councils lack from inspiring English sources

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London councils lack sufficient placements to provide for the children they look after.

In others, vital work has been identified but hasn't started because local councils lack the funds, having had their budgets slashed by 40% by the Conservatives since 2010.

Allman says that bigger cities have had the capacity to consolidate their facilities – Manchester has closed five older leisure centres recently but built three new ones – while smaller district councils lack alternative options and are struggling nationwide to keep facilities open.

In May more than 60 intellectuals called for a boycott of Thursday's ballot saying "municipal councils lack the authority to effectively carry out their role".

Amid calls to strengthen regulatory frameworks and engage regulatory councils, global health agencies may find that regulatory councils lack the necessary resources or capacity, as documented in our survey findings.

The most important way to deter rogue landlords, according to Mr Lambert, was enforcement, but councils lacked the resources.

He added that he was concerned that councils lacked the technical expertise to determine the best technology for rural residents.

He said the 'copy and paste' Queen's Pier motions passed by 13 councils to support government decisions was a rubber-stamp, and a clear sign that councils lacked independence.

The council lacked the cash and decided to redevelop.

The council lacks transparency and does not have to justify itself to anyone.