Sentence examples for defunct council from inspiring English sources

Individuals at the now defunct council were also criticised.

tiojo is not only reading, but somehow recreating – in Manchester Londonn Orbital: I'm having an enjoyable few weeks over the summer as I gradually amble my way through Iain Sinclair's London Orbital whilst going out on the odd day here and there to stroll around the Greater Manchester Boundary Walk – a route around the boundary of the defunct county council.

When Moore sold the sculpture to the now-defunct London council it was with the understanding that it would remain on display in a public space near a housing project.

The post-war period up until the 1970s was a rich era for public art in England with far-sighted county councils -  in particular Leicestershire, Hertfordshire and the now-defunct London County Council - routinley commissioning works for new buildings from schools to retirement homes.

Edwards, who was a member of the now defunct Sentencing Guidelines Council, says the current Sentencing Council "missed an opportunity" by not calling an emergency meeting to draw up new guidance to deal with riot cases.

Peter Newsam Ex-secretary to the now defunct Association of County Councils Before we all get excited about the rightness and benefits of devolution, it might be as well to think hard about what the Tory version is likely to be.

Last week the Department of Health's acting deputy secretary, Richard Bartlett, rejected a finding from the now-defunct Council of Australian Governments (Coag) reform council that one in 12 Australians had delayed or avoided filling a medical prescription because of cost, a decision that was twice as likely in the most disadvantaged areas compared with the most advantaged areas.

Sizeable funds came from the regional development agencies – now defunct – and from local councils.

The carpets were worn and stained by the thousands of shoes that had crossed the floor of the council's now-defunct One-Stop Shop.

Under the now-defunct community development employment program, the council employed community members under a work-for-welfare arrangement.

Named for Queen Adelaide, consort of the British king William IV, it was incorporated as Australia's first municipal government in 1840, but the city council ran into considerable debt and became defunct in 1843.