Sentence examples for it is council from inspiring English sources

As it is council officials have been left puzzled after cannabis was found in flower pots put out on the streets to brighten up the city.

At best it will raise around £1.7bn a year by 2020, but because it is council tax it will raise the money in the wrong places.

Liverpool city council spokesman Damian Richardsaidarke saIt: "It makes economic sense to demolish, though it is council policy to refurbish whenever possible".

It is open to any care home, regardless of whether it is council run or independent and homes are free to put on any activities they think will draw in their local community.

Whether it is council or other funding, Whitehall jobs or infrastructure investment, the largesse flows from the poorest parts of the north to the wealthiest parts of the south – despite all the talk of rebalancing the economy.

The joke in local authority circles is that Welsh Government ministers turn up to open buildings but it is council leaders that have to close them.

It was council planners who persuaded them to think big.

"I don't really think it's council's position to be disciplining people in upper levels of government".

It was council member Robert Cornegy (D-Brooklyn) who finally broached the subject, calling the controversial policing strategy the "5,000-pound 5,000-pound thelephant

If anyone knows about the need for community cohesion, it's councils.

And he said it was councils who had told him an extra £10m was required to maintain teacher numbers.