Sentence examples for decisions of local from inspiring English sources

Savings: up to £480m a year, but depends on decisions of local councils.

Yet many of the rights that working journalists enjoy stem from state laws and from the case-by-case decisions of local judges.

The department has tried to override state medical marijuana laws, and it has vetoed the decisions of local federal prosecutors who declined to seek the death penalty.

These coalitions also demanded more access to information about how water funds were being spent and a say in the governing decisions of local water utilities.

He argued: "Prayers before council meetings set the very serious decisions of local councillors into a wider moral context to which the church, past, present and future, makes an enormously important contribution.

In the United Kingdom a public inquiry is now a common means of handling appeals to the Department of the Environment against the decisions of local authorities in such matters as planning applications and compulsory purchase of land.

The two Republican leaders then went on to specify only those actions that had enraged Republicans, like the decision of local canvassing boards to disqualify hundreds of overseas military absentee ballots for a variety of alleged imperfections.

When he says it's down to the democratic decision of local parties, he makes "democracy" sound like a nuclear weapon – an idea borrowed from his mentor Tony Benn's Campaign for Labour Party Democracy.

The latest mural by the controversial graffiti artist, whose real identity is not widely publicised, was painted overnight in Clacton-on-Sea, in Essex, a week ahead of a byelection in the town triggered by the decision of local Conservative MP, Douglas Carswell, to defect to the UK Independence Party (Ukip).

Might not the national prerogative here suggested be found sufficiently disinterested for the decision of local questions of policy, whilst it would itself be sufficiently restrained from the pursuit of interests adverse to those of the whole Society?

After a few frantic phone calls, we were told to wait and see if somehow we could overcome the decision of local officials not to allow any foreigners that day.