Sentence examples for councils to implement from inspiring English sources

A consultation paper, due to be published as early as tomorrow, will say the new short-term tenure would be for local councils to implement, but would involve regular reviews of tenancies to see if the council tenant still needed such a large property or had sufficient income to shift to the private sector.

The Scottish Government said it would provide £23m across three years to local councils to implement the bill.

On January 1 , 2002 the National Council required all councils to implement the updated Wood Badge for the 21st Century program which removed much of the Boy Scout-specific information from the program.

While Bogotá benefited from a series of forward-thinking mayors, trying to convince the Jakarta City Council to implement pro-cycling policies is a struggle, according to Jakarta-based transpecialistialist Yoga Adiwinarto.

The protesters want Yingluck Shinawatra to resign as prime minister and make way for an unelected people's council to implement reforms they say are needed to end corruption.

They want to set up an unelected "people's council" to implement still-undefined changes to completely remove Yingluck's family influence from politics before any polls take place.

Of ten centres that had been commissioned by the county council to implement Lifestyle teams, three were invited to take part in this project.

Ten centres were commissioned in 2009 by the county council to implement Lifestyle teams, with the aim of facilitating knowledge exchange between professions, improving the reach of at-risk patients and standardizing coordinated lifestyle promotion at the centres.

And if local councils decide to implement their own bans on fish being offered as prizes, the goldfish prize may follow the performing lion into the history books.

But let's be generous and say that some of these contradictions can be partly blamed on Labour councils having to implement Tory mandated cuts from central government – reluctantly or otherwise.

Mainly it is the county councils' responsibility to implement the National guidelines, with support from the NBHW.