Sentence examples for true councils from inspiring English sources

In fact the opposite is true, councils are approving almost half a million more houses than are being built, and this gap is increasing.

It is true that councils will be able to make decisions about the use of many funding streams that were previously ring-fenced.

This action also helps to account for the ambiguous position of the Council of Constance in the history of later Roman Catholic canon law, as the opinions of canonists and historians differ to this day about which sessions of the council are entitled to the status of a true ecumenical council.

It is a sore point and a widespread perception, though one that is not true, the council says.

This could also be true in council cabinets where there is joint control – although it still fails to explain the persistent male domination in the selection process.

Traditionally a true blue council, Barnet nearly fell to Labour this year but the decisive ward, Childs Hill, was won by the Conservatives, leading them to a very slight victory.

As she did with Maisie last week, she lies to protect them, and is air-punchingly blunt with the episode's true villain, council jobsworth Fenton Henry Winklerr via Hellboy); here is a man with so little imagination he is immune to the psychic paper.

He also said it was not true the council did not have adequate resources to improve children's services, pointing out it had received more than £40m funding from government to turn around the service after the case of Khyra Ishaq.

This is true for all councils, Labour heartlands included.

True, the municipal councils have limited powers – much more about, say, traffic lights and pavements than bigger issues.

It is true that some councils have noticeably cut bus services, but others have not".