Similar words: thorough, thoroughly, rough, roughly, through, drought, go through, all through. Meaning: ['bʌrə] n. 1. one of the administrative divisions of a large city 2. an English town that forms the constituency of a member of parliament.
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61. In addition each London borough has its own characteristics, its own social, political and cultural complexion.
62. Sefton Council is to appoint a youth sport manager in the borough as part of a phased three year sporting programme.
63. The borough of Brooklyn went wild, turning into one long block party.
64. The recyclable material will be sold by the Borough at £15.40 per tonne.
65. Priority is being given to children with physical disabilities for whom no other respite care service exists in the borough.
66. Pre-construction work is already under way on four large housing estates in the borough of Waltham Forest.
67. Glebe terriers, cathedral records, borough records and tax returns can also be of value.
68. Cheltenham Borough council says it wants to save money to meet spending limits but no final decision has yet been made.
69. We used to have student teachers in from what was then called Borough Road Training College.
70. The Borough of Southwark was not thought a very suitable district for me to live.
71. It's not surprising that there are dozens of vacancies for governors in my London borough.
72. Today, the Department approved grant-maintained status for five schools in wealthy, middle-class and less wealthy areas in that borough.
73. Neither Mr Fallon nor Mr Bergg can expect any help from the borough council.
74. I must preface my remarks about school performance by stating that school provision in general is extremely good in my borough of Bexley.
75. The borough council recognises that its newer cemeteries such as Acklam and Thorntree are in need of attention.
76. The borough is struggling to raise its low levels of educational achievement.
77. The borough argued that the leaflet was misleading because it omitted all references to the joint liability of spouses and cohabiting couples.
78. Healing later left Abbey Mill, his new large steam powered Borough flour mills clearly of much greater importance.
79. And riders are also being asked to tell council leaders what they need in Britain's biggest metropolitan borough, Doncaster.
80. But at the moment Thamesdown Borough Council isn't acting on that advice ... because its worried about the legal implications.
81. Stockton Borough Council is expected to give the green light to the Forum move at the end of this week.
82. The understanding was that the Borough Council provided and installed this seat and the Parish Council was then responsible for its maintenance.
83. In Great Britain there are some 20,650 district and borough councillors and some 4,100 county, regional and islands councillors.
84. Steers was granted the freedom of the borough of Liverpool in 1713 and established a flourishing anchor smithy near the dock.
85. Yesterday's meeting of the borough planning applications sub-committee approved plans for the 48 hectare golf course subject to certain legally binding conditions.
86. There are nevertheless still some school,[www.Sentencedict.com] borough and county choirs which flourish and some music centres which also promote choral singing.
87. The Borough Council is considering closing the aviaries to save money.
88. The owner was yesterday due to appeal against a county court decision granting possession to Darlington Borough Council.
89. Wyre Borough Council's community services department is running the competition.
90. However, I am also writing to Wyre Borough Council in case they have any responsibility for maintaining these lights.
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