Sentence examples for than councils from inspiring English sources

In Northern Ireland, private landlords now own more housing than councils and housing associations.

Cameron's own west Oxfordshire council fares significantly better than councils in the north and in inner-cities.

...have seen substantially greater reductions in government funding as a share of revenue expenditure than councils in less deprived areas.

"New York's City Council today is no worse than councils in other cities, and no worse than it's been for the past century," he said.

The pay-off in terms of performance can be impressive: a government review found TMOs recorded higher tenant satisfaction scores than councils.

Tenants have to pay landlords far high rents than they ever paid councils, and the rent goes into landlords' pockets rather than councils' coffers - depriving councils of a source of revenue and making them more dependent on council tax.

There's more to modernism than council houses.

The International Crisis Group report went further than council members could go diplomatically.

As income tax tends to be higher in most earners' priorities than council tax, this argument may have some force.

It is of course much higher than council charges – and it is largely met through our housing benefit bill.

"There is no evidence whatsoever that academies and free schools serve less healthy food than council-run schools.