Sentence examples similar to for council projects from inspiring English sources

In turn, Mr Giuliani has threatened to freeze funds for pet council projects and has proposed a referendum on changes to the city charter, which would force the stadium question off the ballot.In this section High-rise brought low at last Excessive force HMOs, the new nasties To the hustings The sky flashed A fight to the death?

This study was supported by The Danish Council for Independent Research (Project ref. 0602-02409B: "High quality cellulosic fibres for strong biocomposite materials") and by China Scholarship Council (Project ref. 201304910245).

Last Wednesday, the government admitted that PFI projects for council house repairs had been a costly disaster.

For example, a question like: "What are some of the benefits you can envision for such-and-such-council-project?" carried the assumption that the project would actually have some benefit.

Combining two national obsessions — job creation and beauty-pageant-style competition — 10 regional councils across New York State must submit by Monday detailed five-year economic development proposals for $200 million that will go directly to the councils for projects in their area.

That was before the Observer revealed on Sunday that £5bn of the promised £13bn transport dosh is made up of the standard allocations to local councils for projects such as pothole filling.

The Welsh government is providing some of the funding as it has made more than £11m available to councils for projects encouraging recycling over the next three years.

Although hard details of individual developers skirting the affordable housing payment are hard to come by, campaign group "35 Per Cent" estimates that in Southwark alone, £265 million owed to the council for projects such as the Heygate Estate regeneration has been avoided – the developers arguing, like Galliard are now, that such payments would make their projects "unviable".

Sir Merrick Cockell, chair of the Local Government Association, welcomed the new incentives for councils to back fracking projects.

Parker called for a major acceleration of the devolution process, and reassurances for councils about the future of projects funded by the European structural funds.

Gardiner has written to communities secretary Greg Clark urging him to tackle the contradiction in current planning guidance between the coal phase out and the freedom for councils to approve coal mining projects.