Sentence examples for much needed council from inspiring English sources

"Investing" here includes getting rid of much needed council stock.

Starter homes will cannibalise genuinely affordable homes and much needed council homes will be sold off in the areas that need them most.

Licensing is not unduly burdensome for good landlords and could provide a much needed tool for councils to take enforcement action.

Shropshire Council said the "much needed" road will reduce traffic, accidents and carbon emissions in the town.

"The £177,000 this tax discount cost the council this year would have helped tackle inequality and support much needed services for the young, elderly and vulnerable".

He also said the council had asked the executive for £914,000 in December 2013 for "much needed refurbishment" to the facility, but had not yet received a response.

"At a time when the country is searching for answers to the economic crisis, councils are at the forefront of helping to deliver much needed growth," noted Cockell.

And to pay for the generous discounts for these buyers, councils must sell their most valuable housing stock when much needed vacancies arise.

With reduced budgets and rising costs, many local councils are turning to alternative sources to try to raise much needed extra money.

In came some new taxes on goods and services and some much needed modernisation: instead of the current hodgepodge of telecoms taxes and fees created pre-internet, the council recommended a simple 7% excise tax on all communications services.The council did exactly what the politicians told it to do whereupon the politicians discovered a host of pressing other business.

Koreatown resident Richard Bourne, a proponent of SB 50, told council members that the bill would take aim at suburban cities that have been blocking the construction of much needed apartments and condominium projects much more than Los Angeles has.