Sentence examples for councils school from inspiring English sources

They gained greater rights under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (1971), under which local councils, school boards, and tribal councils were established.

Mr. Wolens said that it failed to prevent lawmakers from being paid to influence the outcomes of measures before city councils, school boards or other local entities.

Working with other medical professionals, including drug and sexual health experts, social services and local councils, school nurses today are very involved in preventative healthcare.

The Local Government Association has said the reductions will harm councils' school improvement sections, many of which have already suffered deep cuts in recent years, but they will still face pressure from Ofsted inspectors and parents to reform schools.

Robert's Rules — still in use in volunteer firehouses, City Councils, school boards and elsewhere — win strong partisans for the way participants fall in line, don't filibuster and work single-mindedly and democratically toward a common goal.

Ministers should continue to have the power to call in councils' school closure proposals and determine them on their merits.

Many of these roles will be situated within councils, schools and aged care facilities.

Former politicians, spies, councils, schools and youth offender institutions are also being scrutinised by the independent inquiry led by Justice Lowell Goddard.

The Bill imposes a duty on public bodies, including the police, prisons, local councils, schools and universities to "have due regard to preventing people being drawn into terrorism".

Ty Goddard, director of the British Council for School Environments, an association of councils, schools and private contractors, said: "Today's announcement recognises the profound need for investment in our school buildings.

The act gives the public the right to see personal data held on them by police forces, Whitehall departments, local councils, schools and companies.