Sentence examples for use council from inspiring English sources

His approach seems nothing more than an effort to use council negotiations for larger political objectives.

It is not Tesco but the campaigners who are forcing the council to use council tax-payers' money to defend this technical decision in the courts.

Investigations by the Observer, based on detailed analysis of all councils' finances, show massive disparities in the ability to use council tax to offset central government cuts.

As well as the Overall Winner Award, the council also scooped the Diversity and Equality prize for their Gym For Free initiative, which enables all residents in the Ladywood Constituency to use council sporting facilities for free.

"If we target sensibly and drill down in local communities and use council chambers as the gateway to Westminster then everything is up for grabs," Nuttall told the Guardian.

More deprived areas could then be hit doubly hard because they will be have to cope with deep government funding cuts while being unable to use council tax raising powers without dragging low-income families into financial difficulty".

In general, the spirit of the law is that commercial growers shouldn't use council-operated sites as a low-cost way to operate a business.

Alastair Roberts, Cambridge City Council's safer communities officer, said the ban on punts using council land had been enforced because "the numbers were getting quite significant, with punts lined up all the way down the river bank".

So we were using council pitches in Accrington.

The government is using council cuts to hide what are, in effect, unprecedented cuts to the health system provided by local authorities.

"The judgment also confirmed that their conduct in using council resources to achieve party political advantage was disgraceful and that they should be surcharged £26.5m".