Sentence examples for local authority position from inspiring English sources

Should I have held out for that local authority position?

Before joining the political mainstream, Karuna had created the TMVP as a breakaway faction of the LTTE.The government has already promised that elections will be held soon in August, the latest reports indicate for local authority positions in Jaffna and Vavuniya in the north, the first in a decade.

Now, though, the firms are moving swiftly into the direct management of individual schools - as at the poorly performing Abbeylands comprehensive in Surrey, where one of Serco's rivals, Nord Anglia, last month won a management contract worth £500,000 over seven years - and into more prominent local authority positions.

Angus Campbell, leader of Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (Western Isles Council), described the report as an "excellent piece of work" which underlined the local authority's position on renewable energy of the past 10 years.

For one councillor, health and wellbeing boards are a crucible for integration in local authorities, uniquely positioned to unite local councils, children's services, adult social care, public health, patients and the public, delivering co-ordinated, personalised care.

But it requires a huge amount of maintenance that the local authority is in no position to keep up, now a scene of flaking paint, broken equipment and the forlorn air of an Expo site left to rot.

For example, placing the scientist in the role of industry or local authority radically changed the position of some participants in the role playing session.

"Naming and shaming... would certainly suit the education department to push all local authorities into the position of converting schools to academies," said Christine Blower, leader of the National Union of Teachers.

"The position taken by one local authority can vary very much from the local authority next door," said Simon Bottery of Independent Age.

Despite a tough 2012, the business retains an excellent position in the growing local authority and regulated services outsourcing market.

Most head teachers want the government to solve the problem by opening more local authority-maintained schools, a position at odds with the Department for Education's official position that the only new schools must be free schools or academies.