Sentence examples for councils to keep from inspiring English sources

"We are calling on government to allow councils to keep all of this landfill tax".

He  confirmed plans to abolish the uniform business rate and allow councils to keep all the revenue from future increases in business rates in their areas.

That's why we will allow councils to keep some of the extra business rates and council tax they raise when they enable new developments to go ahead.

It will fall to local councils to keep cutting cherished services – whether libraries, parks, rubbish collection or help for the disabled – while also raising more revenue.

Unfortunately, at this point the administration still lacks an authoritative voice on China in its highest policy-making councils to keep these issues in perspective.

It is against the law for councils to keep homeless families or pregnant women in B&Bs for this length of time – failure to do so leaves local authorities at risk of judicial review proceedings.

The Blakelaw partnership negotiated with the council to keep the library open while we worked on plans to fund it.

Asked this week if he wanted the council to keep going, Mr Sharif refused to commit himself.Mr Sharif's boldness is not confined to constitutional reform.

The baths faced closure in 2001 but irate locals staged an occupation for five months to force the city council to keep them open.

Petersen is bidding for up to £150,000 lottery funding and £30,000 from Essex county council to keep the Haven running for another three years.

London councils should also be given a 'right-not-to-sell' which can be used to prevent right-to-buy purchases where a compelling case exists for the council to keep hold of the home.