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91. As such, a career in local government offers a challenge and opportunity to make a positive contribution to society.

92. As society evolved from the end of the nineteenth century, so pressure for local government reorganization increased.

93. Then, we've tax, insurance, local government rates, pension contributions, and the mortgage.

94. Finally, the Maud Report made some interesting suggestions for improving the image of local government and its relations with the public.

95. The most remarkable extension of central control has been in the field of local government.

96. That district authority and I agree entirely on the future of local government.

97. Thirdly, there is a housing benefit crisis in local government.

98. Conservative Members, however, have the cheek to suggest that that is the fault of local government, not theirs.

99. It will almost certainly place additional costs on local government generally, and urban authorities in particular.

100. Local commissioners can now accept any complaint from members of the public about maladministration in local government.

101. The bill also includes measures to reform local government by creating directly elected mayors and cabinets.

102. The program thrust local government into a proactive role as a deal maker in economic development projects.

103. For much of that time, local government acted as an arena through which wider political debates about the state were conducted.

104. He said that the real problem was a failure of local government funding.

105. The change was hardly the result of a recent awakening to the virtues of promoting privatism through local government.

106. At the same Lime local government is responsible for implementing central government policy and hence we may find mutual dependency between organisations.

107. Firms within enterprise zones would not pay rates for ten years[sentencedict.com], local government being reimbursed for lost revenue by the Treasury.

108. New legislation, the Local Government and Planning Act 1980, changed the basis of financial aid to local government.

109. Secondly, research looked at the relationship between these councillors and the local government officers employed to implement their decisions.

110. Still others see the pro-bat requirement as just another example of federal encroachment on local government.

111. From April next year, further education and sixth form colleges will be independent of local government control.

112. Part of the agitation for reform of local government concerned ways of improving this research function.

113. Proposition 209 bars preferences based on race and gender in public employment, contracting and education in state and local government.

114. Some former students have taken up administrative posts in various public and private enterprises and in the civil service and local government.

115. This was followed by the Local Government Act 1888 which established county councils and county borough councils.

116. It is no wonder that local government finance officers regard the poll tax as a financial nightmare.

117. Local government elections On Feb. 23 in local government by-elections 692 out of the 1,053 contested seats were won by independent candidates.

118. The Local Government Bill currently being considered in another place contains provisions for securing greater consistency of practice between local authorities.

119. Housing represents most of the capital assets of local government.

120. Rather federalism and local government constitute an efficient division of political labour, which permits a functional segmentation of the state.