Sentence examples for get council from inspiring English sources

"We want to get Council meetings on the Internet, broadcast on cable TV.

That idea of teenagers having babies to get council houses is completely insane.

Developers are typically obliged to provide affordable housing on site in order to get council planning permission for new homes.

Few would want to return to the days when headteachers had to get council approval before cutting the school's verges.

Another resident, who is sleeping in his car, claims an official told him that he wouldn't get council housing unless he were "coloured or disabled".

The launch of a cross-border shared service involving local authorities across Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire has demonstrated how long it can take to get council partners working closely together to drive back-office savings.

The notion of the pitiful childless woman is indeed strange when we are continually fed stories of fecund underclass females who breed willy-nilly to get council-built castles.

That does not bode well for undoing ethnic cleansing, a main aim of the Dayton peace accord, but it has helped to get councils up and running.

"I say to Matthew that we are doing everything we can to get councils to build more houses, particularly affordable houses that he can buy".

He says in the east, Russia tried to get councils to pass "something to ask Russia to come in," but the councils resisted.

I ended up finding a useful solicitor who helped me with any obvious case and we would get councils to admit their duties immediately.