Sentence examples for going to central from inspiring English sources

Proximity may have made German workers more aware of the credible threat of jobs going to central and eastern Europe.

"If I think realistically, I've got more of a chance of going to Central Lancashire than of going to City.

A local government finance bill means that, from April, business rates from renewable projects have been kept by local authorities, rather than going to central government.

Councils currently receive around half of the business rates bill collected in their area with the rest going to central Government in a rule introduced two years ago.

I would like the bank to be disempowered from creating money and those powers going to central government, albeit a government whose aim is to represent its citizens rather than control them.

The episode's final scene shows the group leaving their apartments for the final time and going to Central Perk for one last cup of coffee.

The credit for this largely goes to central bankers.

Those that could went to central Europe and became Hungarians.

Historically, foreign aid has gone to central governments.

At present, taxes on business go to central government, not to local government.

So I went to central Harlem and started knocking on doors.