Sentence examples for regulating council from inspiring English sources
Although best known for inspecting schools, Ofsted is also responsible for regulating council children's services.
Of the ordinances documented, 69% were applied in the north of Italy, 11% in central Italy, 12% in the south, and 8% in the islands.7 Lombardy was the region with the greatest number of councils that resorted to this regulating device (127 separate councils, totalling 237 ordinances).
Local Government Minister Bob Neill said there was "no excuse" for using motorists as "cash cows", but a body representing some UK councils said regulating parking was "essential".
As well as pledges on council housing and regulating private rents, he must build on his policies to get people on the housing ladder if that's what they aspire to, particularly young people.
But Representative Joe L. Barton, Republican of Texas, who has been leading the charge against further regulating carbon emissions, swiftly dismissed the council's findings in an interview Thursday.
Apart from striking down existing rules on weapons, the organisation complained, the amendment would "prohibit our democratically elected city council from ever again regulating gun ownership".
A very important part of the goba and village council's role is to enforce day-to-day issues: regulating movements of herds, deciding on important dates of harvest, festivals, fines and punishments.
Liz Kniss, a former mayor who is now a county supervisor, said the idea of regulating body language was not a good one, but she suggested relations might improve among council members if everyone exhibited a little more self-control.
"Is it regulating itself?
The government is regulating supply".
