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61. Second, local government is part of the overall democratic structure of the state.

62. However, local government does present the opportunity to gain experience in a particularly diverse range of work.

63. In local government, many of our shire counties and districts have led the way in raising the quality of public service.

64. The committee brushed aside concerns about racism and prejudice in local government.

65. The Group provides advice, training and research in local government administration.

66. The local government reforms following 1888 established new authorities with a franchise almost identical with the municipal boroughs.

67. Executives point to increased regulatory pressures as well as scrawny profit margins on underwriting new state and local government issues.

68. We have before us a proposal for a council tax to finance local government.

69. Moreover, the growing dependence of local government on central grants that so concerned the Layfield Committee has been reversed.

70. More than 12 million of our 15. 1 million full-time civilian public employees work for state or local government.

71. Thus government, i.e. local government, has strategic responsibility over its administrative area for the provision of sporting opportunities.

72. One of the first actions of the new department was to begin consultations about local government reorganisation.

73. Gavin, since been dismissed by local government union Nalgo, was a full-time union official representing thousands of council employees.

74. The move follows criticism by leading local government officials and academics.

74. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

75. Judicial review of administrative decisions by central or local government and certain other bodies is now commonplace.

76. In essence, these programs fostered the emergence of local government professionals who were more capable of making public-private partnerships work.

77. The parishes, for local government purposes, were abolished in 1929.

78. That action is in clear breach of the Local Government Act 1986 and the Widdicombe rules.

79. A major theme in local government is to control the power of the professional.

80. The means used to emasculate local government have been varied.

81. He taught himself to become a local government accountant through night schools and correspondence courses.

82. Male speaker There's fear hanging over everybody with the local government review there's going to be mass redundancies.

83. The main focus of this chapter is elected local government, but this in itself is organizationally far from simple.

84. Specifically, the impact of recent advances by blacks in local government is assessed.

85. Nigel Jones, who won Cheltenham for the Liberal Democrats has been named front bench spokesman on housing and local government.

86. Local government could meet in a telephone box because function is not important.

87. Similarly, in local government the tradition that senior officers are specialists with professional expertise has been questioned.

88. Many of the speakers came from a local government background, having spent years in social services or as councillors.

89. This direction and control must come from local democratic structures, both in local government and in the community.

90. However, the relationship between central and local government involves both partnership and conflict.