Sentence examples for councils risk from inspiring English sources

As the Times reports: Dozens of local [British] councils risk losing hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers' money held in Iceland's stricken banks.

Reorganization of the research councils risks too much turmoil and an uncertainty, he argued.

A council risk assessment on Mouchel, available on the authority's website, states "Mouchel Group plc is solvent, until at least 28 November 2012, despite the Mouchel Group balance sheet showing an insolvent position".

The local council risks losing not only the affordable homes, but all the homes.

Let's also agree that by undertaking to host the play, and then turning it away, the council risked being accused of a sort of breach of faith.

Tory-controlled councils at risk include the London boroughs of Barnet, Ealing, Enfield, Havering and Redbridge.

If we don't change the council, we risk a situation where the primacy of the council may be challenged by some of the new emerging countries.

As I discovered when I wrote last week about Westminster council's risk assessment of the impact of housing benefit caps, the financial implications for a council of a sudden rush of homeless acceptances are potentially dire.

In Berlin, people who let more than half of their flat short-term without obtaining permission from the city council now risk a fine of €100,000.

Two months later, it said that credit cards should be subject to similar regulatory reform, and Mr. Bernanke followed in October with a proposal for a council of risk regulators that would also oversee consumer issues.

The council said risk assessments were carried out when the school opened.