Sentence examples for through councils from inspiring English sources

A local GDS could roll through councils and drive real changes at all levels.

"We have funded projects through councils, Clean Up Britain and Keep Britain Tidy to help find local solutions to littering.

Professor Judi Loach, of the Cardiff University Welsh School of Architecture, added: "It is the council officers rather than elected members who push developments through councils.

This is money that is dished out through councils to some of the most vulnerable members of our society, from homeless people to survivors of domestic violence.

Across a wide range of issues, there is compelling evidence that taking decisions closer to communities, through councils, achieves better results and saves money.

When Nicholas became pope, the remnant of the rebellious Council of Basel (1431 37)—which advocated control of the church through councils rather than through the pope and its antipope Felix V still challenged Rome.

He suggested it could be paid through council tax.

A 65-page university plan, 2002-7 had recently passed through council.

Although money could be switched from other budgets or raised through council tax – they have a point.

Outlining his proposed changes, he suggested "an NHS membership scheme, charging £10 a month (with some exemptions) collected through council tax".

Ordinary Londoners, meanwhile – who are paying heavily for the Games through council tax hikes – will experience much worse congestion.