Sentence examples for difficult council from inspiring English sources

A long and difficult council debate is expected.

Loyalty is still a cardinal Labour virtue, and the resignation of the minister for local government on the eve of difficult council elections last week was seen by the vast majority of the party as an act of betrayal of historic proportions.

"It was a very difficult council … with lots of stress and night discussions," ESA Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain said at a press conference after the meeting ended this afternoon.

Mr Thomas said action like that made things difficult for council leaders.

But they wrote: "A million housing association tenants do not have the right to buy, while the last government's restriction of right to buy discounts also made it more difficult for council tenants to buy their home this way.

Much of the discussion centred on councils' difficult financial situation councils as a result of central government budget cuts and the need for greater collaboration with small and big business and the voluntary sector.

Chief executive of the Chartered Institute for Housing Terrie Alafat is worried about the future of housebuilding: "Our fear is that some of the proposed measures in the housing and planning bill will make it incredibly difficult for councils to build new homes – and that vital council housing could be lost," she says.

In these difficult times, councils need to find savings.

Because these shops do not have a distinct planning class of their own, it has proved difficult for councils to control their spread.

Labour's spokeswoman on children, Sharon Hodgson, said that implementing changes would be difficult when councils faced budget cuts.

His opponents are convinced Trump will seek their compulsory purchase order and believe their mass ownership of part of the land will make it legally and politically difficult for Aberdeenshire council to agree to the order.