Sentence examples for much local authorities from inspiring English sources

Green said it was impossible to guarantee high-quality care given the financial constraints the industry is facing and urged the CQC to clarify how much local authorities needed to pay to guarantee satisfactory care levels.

Further questions as to how much local authorities might have known about the location of bin Laden, or at least his family, were raised by the presence of what appeared to be a census marking on the gates of bin Laden's compound.

But the prospect of having two bodies kept at about 76 degrees below zero Fahrenheit proved too much for local authorities.

He lambasts them for undermining local democracy by flexing their legal and financial muscle against much weaker local authorities, and employing former government advisers to forge close relationships with Whitehall.

Central government doesn't seem to be much interested, local authorities are compelled to cut funding, and the IT revolution may portend the end of libraries as we know them.

County officials made direct calls to the National Guard, Coast Guard, and Marines from Camp Lejeune for additional resources as flooding became too much for local authorities to handle.

Bolton, a much smaller local authority, decided proactively to identify entitled children through the benefit data it holds.

In Scotland, pretty much every local authority has a few primary schools that are using programmes such as Scratch, which teach children as young as six the basics of computer science.

"We've very much protected local authority spending here in Wales but I'm afraid that's not going to be able to continue".

A yearlong study concluded that existing rules grant too much discretion to local authorities.

The first version of the national legislation was ruled illegal by the constitutional court because it gave too much leeway to local authorities.