Sentence examples for from one authority from inspiring English sources

Portable assessments – where service users do not need to be reassessed if they move from one authority to another – are also proposed in the bill, alongside a national adoption service and plans to give carers equal legal rights to those they look after.

Children on the move are being shuttled from one authority to another, shunted and at risk of falling through gaps in laws, policies and practices in transit and host countries.

UNICEFMK/2015/TomislavGeorgiev Children on the move are being shuttled from one authority to another, shunted and at risk of falling through gaps in laws, policies and practices in transit and host countries.

Accounts of the origin of the Corybantes vary, and their names and number differ from one authority to another.

They are being shuttled from one authority to another, crossing numerous borders, uncertain of the risks ahead.

Local authorities have been hit by cuts from central government: one authority has already told its schools that it is no longer subsidising the cost of children going to a local outdoor activity centre, reported one participant.

This is to be expected: most outward commuting from one local authority goes to just a few geographically proximate local authorities.

This probably accounts for the fact that in writing this popular account he cannot altogether wrench himself away from the academic arena in which one authority is forever contesting the findings of another.

"I think there is no way that you can run all these five boroughs with all their million children from one centralized authority and make it really work.

Younger disabled people were hoping that the document would offer a clear commitment to "portability" of entitlement to care and support – that is, a right to move from one local authority area to another and retain the same services.

Geographers at Leeds University led by Prof Philip Rees tracked the "internal migration" of people from one local authority to another, using census data to show that minorities were leaving core city neighbourhoods for lower-density suburban areas.