Sentence examples for receiving council from inspiring English sources

For millions of people who fall just short of receiving council tax benefit, including a large number of pensioners, this will be an attractive offer.

According to a consortium of disability charities, many people currently receiving council help with everyday tasks such as washing, eating and communicating will be "left to fend for themselves".

A maximum charge of £50 a week is being introduced for people in Wales receiving council home care services.

The National Personal Budget survey conducted by Think Local, Act Personal (TLAP), Lancaster University and In Control, concluded: 'Whilst all personal budget holders reported positive outcomes, those managing the budget themselves as a direct payment reported significantly more positive outcomes than people receiving council managed budgets' [ 21][p.4].

Yet no CGS will be issued to any doctor against whom a complaint is pending, regardless of expected delays in considering the complaint - even if the complaint in question is patently frivolous or vexatious, or if the complaint is of a local nature that is irrelevant to the jurisdiction of the receiving Council.

In 2014 15, the last year before they became mandatory, budgets were given to about 500,000 adults or 88% of all those receiving council-funded care and support.

But lawyers are warning that the system does not replace statutory requirements to notify receiving councils.

Two accounts are paid, 25 receive council tax benefits and 23 are currently outstanding.

He's a member of the Tribal Council but he hasn't received council approval" to sell tobacco products at his shop.

So, in many areas of the country, unless people have substantial or critical needs they'll be unlikely to receive council support.

The senior center had regularly received Council money before she became a council member, and is only one of about a dozen in her district she helps, she said.