Sentence examples for councils which has from inspiring English sources
There is a need to mirror the current set up within councils, which has emerged through years of dealing with transactional support of care home and domiciliary placements.
Birmingham city council has cut funding to the largest number of charities, with more than 190 organisations losing out, followed by the cross-council organisation London Councils, which has cut funding to 174 groups.
Not every estimate is as optimistic as that of London Councils, which has calculated that being allowed to raise £1.4b would pay for 54,000 homes over the next five to seven years, but everyone agrees that a significant contribution could be made.
There is vehement opposition from local councils, which have formed the 2M group to fight expansion.
The government argued that recipients would continue to be funded by councils, which had ILF resources transferred to them.
Scottish and Welsh universities will continue to receive core research funding from their funding councils, which have not been abolished.
The only approximately democratic elections are to village councils, which have limited say even over village affairs: expanding that process, too, has become stalled.
Councils, which have competed fiercely to sign the top names, hope that the presence of the world-famous athletes will help inspire a future generation of sporting winners.
Many people here in Sisana say the local councils, which have operated for centuries, will outlive legal and parliamentary challenges to their existence.
