Sentence examples for linked to the council from inspiring English sources

Can she, Aurie, be linked to the council by marriage?

Whittingdale said if the system was linked to the council tax, which is based on house size for example, it could be levied in a progressive way rather than one-size-fits-all rate of £145.50.

The barrage of bilateral talks was also linked to the Council, because it remains unclear whether the Palestinians can muster the nine votes on the Security Council needed to assure passage of a resolution.

Unison has called the move - which is linked to the council pledging to give staff the living wage - "appalling".

The track will be linked to the city council's new £28m velodrome and will be built on part of The Sanctuary nature reserve.

In December councillors voted in principle to demolish the bus station which is linked to the Guild Hall but the council is negotiating with a local businessman who might save the station, which opened in 1969.

These include: Council tax rises way above the inflation rate (linked to the tight rein kept on council grants by the Government).

From April 2013, housing benefit for working age people in social rented homes will be linked to the size of property councils believe they need.

In the 15th century, with the development of overseas trades, the autonomous guilds became more closely linked to the royal provincial governments and councils.

The council said the new facility, linked to the new £28m velodrome, would only take up a "slice of the land".

The trial works through Wi-Fi access points neatly sited in the square and along Coney Street which use a 5Ghz link to the council's existing fibre network which covers the whole city.