Sentences with phrase «paid by the borough»
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It is unclear whether the patrol officer will be paid during his suspension period, a punishment which was borough councillors passed by four votes to one - plus one abstention.
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Because county, metropolitan and borough councillors have no staff or office in their districts or wards (despite in some cases being paid more than MPs) by and large our constituents come to the MP first, not properly understanding that things like planning, lighting, schools» admissions or policing are not strictly our responsibility - and frankly nor do they care.
Most of the union support came from NYC - based organizations, which are more or less seeing what they wanted — $ 15 an hour in the five boroughs by the end of 2018, except for businesses with less than 10 employees, who get an extra year to raise their pay.
In a peace - making move Mr Gove is expected to pay tribute to the «excellent» education offered by the borough's grammar schools.
Katz said by 2030, she hopes investments into the borough's infrastructure through the last four years will begin to pay off, especially in its schools.
The poll was paid for by Resorts World Casino to get the city's pulse on gambling in the borough, but the survey also questioned 300 likely -LSB-...]
Although the two were split by a wide margin in the financing of their races, the results from the Nov. 3 election showed that Bloomberg paid a hefty price in the borough to stay in office.
The poll was paid for by Resorts World Casino to get the city's pulse on gambling in the borough, but the survey also questioned 300 likely Democratic voters in Queens in late January to see who they liked for beep.
Peter recommended in particular the revival of the County Council Smallholders» Scheme and its extension to London boroughs; a derelict land to give incentive to use land partly for food production; and a Fair Trade scheme for London farmers so that customers could be compelled to pay fair price (and not be tempted by price promotions, which are paid for not by supermarkets but by farmers).