Sentence examples for generation of council from inspiring English sources
The party says it will let authorities build a "new generation" of council homes by borrowing against their assets and ensuring borrowing is not counted as national debt.
He spoke of lifting the borrowing cap that constrains local authorities and prevents them from building a new generation of council housing.
It was a step forward that the government proceeded with Labour's plans to free councils to build the next generation of council homes through housing revenue account reform.
A new generation of council houses should be built to overcome a "big shortage", the shadow housing minister, Emma Reynolds, has said.
Margaret Thatcher's right-to-buy scheme seemed wonderful for a generation of council tenants who became homeowners – and for Tories who enjoyed electoral success in the aftermath.
The prospective new generation of council flat homeowners be warned: housing minister Grant Shapps told Dispatches that only a "tiny, tiny minority" of leaseholders were affected by the issues raised in the programme.
There is a generation of former council tenants who will always be grateful to Margaret Thatcher for giving them a previously unthinkable opportunity: buying their own home.
Following the recommendations from both NSERC's Task Force on Women in NSE and the 1996 Workshop on the Needs of the Next Generation of Canadian University Researchers, the council established the UFA program in the fall of 1998 to address the underrepresentation of women.
A new generation of radicals seized empty council properties that the Greater London Council had left to rot.
Keppler, who distributes Racing Forms and also works part time running the bumper cars and other rides at the Redondo Fun Factory, said he can bring a new generation of leadership to the council.
The challenge for El Triunfo now is not to maintain its current levels of community participation but to transmit the values that are behind this group of council members to the next generation.
