Definition of local government in English:

local government

noun

mass noun

The administration of a particular county or district, with representatives elected by those who live there.
地方政府
local government has had its powers greatly curbed
as modifier local government elections
count noun the accounting reports of a local government
Example sentencesExamples
- This group will consult with a range of Governments, local governments, and community interests.
- There have already been huge votes for strike action in local government and elsewhere.
- It changed the entire planning world and left local government to deal with it all by itself.
- The Communist Party used to win all the elections and ran local governments.
- This is not going to be an easy hurdle for local government to come to terms with.
- Each worker has to apply for a permit from their local government to work in the townships.
- These hold to account the executive councillors in the new form of cabinet local government.
- The State Council has told local governments to deal with the aftermath of the halted and suspended projects.
- It would be better to argue that local government should be funded entirely by business rates.
- It is what leads them into a coalition with the Lib Dems when they get the chance in local government.
- He wants to see the government put more money into local government so that council tax bills can be kept down.
- New Labour set up executive mayors to make local government even less accountable.
- The local government is saying the workers will all have jobs, but says it cannot afford to keep the plant going.
- Together they decide to set up an internet company to make money out of local government.
- In the current climate government and local government has to be honest and open.
- He is one of those people who has been synonymous with local government in Auckland.
- Yet the tradition of unpaid public services is still important in local government.
- Congress, regional and local governments, as well as the state bureaucracy, were dominated by the elite.
- Nationally, we are the second party of local government and run councils up and down the country.
Synonyms
local authority, municipal authority, civic authority, legislative body, legislature, administration, executive, chamber, assembly, ministry, governing body, government, parliament, senate, congress, diet, cabinet

Definition of local government in US English:

local government

nounˈlōkəl ɡəvər(n)məntˈloʊkəl ɡəvər(n)mənt

The administration of a particular town, county, or district, with representatives elected by those who live there.
地方政府
local government has had its powers greatly curbed
as modifier local government elections
count noun the accounting reports of a local government
Example sentencesExamples
- He is one of those people who has been synonymous with local government in Auckland.
- The Communist Party used to win all the elections and ran local governments.
- There have already been huge votes for strike action in local government and elsewhere.
- Together they decide to set up an internet company to make money out of local government.
- New Labour set up executive mayors to make local government even less accountable.
- In the current climate government and local government has to be honest and open.
- It is what leads them into a coalition with the Lib Dems when they get the chance in local government.
- These hold to account the executive councillors in the new form of cabinet local government.
- Each worker has to apply for a permit from their local government to work in the townships.
- This group will consult with a range of Governments, local governments, and community interests.
- The local government is saying the workers will all have jobs, but says it cannot afford to keep the plant going.
- It changed the entire planning world and left local government to deal with it all by itself.
- The State Council has told local governments to deal with the aftermath of the halted and suspended projects.
- Nationally, we are the second party of local government and run councils up and down the country.
- It would be better to argue that local government should be funded entirely by business rates.
- This is not going to be an easy hurdle for local government to come to terms with.
- He wants to see the government put more money into local government so that council tax bills can be kept down.
- Yet the tradition of unpaid public services is still important in local government.
- Congress, regional and local governments, as well as the state bureaucracy, were dominated by the elite.
Synonyms
local authority, municipal authority, civic authority, legislative body, legislature, administration, executive, chamber, assembly, ministry, governing body, government, parliament, senate, congress, diet, cabinet

单词	local government
释义	Definition of local government in English: local government noun mass noun The administration of a particular county or district, with representatives elected by those who live there. 地方政府 local government has had its powers greatly curbed as modifier local government elections count noun the accounting reports of a local government Example sentencesExamples This group will consult with a range of Governments, local governments, and community interests. There have already been huge votes for strike action in local government and elsewhere. It changed the entire planning world and left local government to deal with it all by itself. The Communist Party used to win all the elections and ran local governments. This is not going to be an easy hurdle for local government to come to terms with. Each worker has to apply for a permit from their local government to work in the townships. These hold to account the executive councillors in the new form of cabinet local government. The State Council has told local governments to deal with the aftermath of the halted and suspended projects. It would be better to argue that local government should be funded entirely by business rates. It is what leads them into a coalition with the Lib Dems when they get the chance in local government. He wants to see the government put more money into local government so that council tax bills can be kept down. New Labour set up executive mayors to make local government even less accountable. The local government is saying the workers will all have jobs, but says it cannot afford to keep the plant going. Together they decide to set up an internet company to make money out of local government. In the current climate government and local government has to be honest and open. He is one of those people who has been synonymous with local government in Auckland. Yet the tradition of unpaid public services is still important in local government. Congress, regional and local governments, as well as the state bureaucracy, were dominated by the elite. Nationally, we are the second party of local government and run councils up and down the country. Synonyms local authority, municipal authority, civic authority, legislative body, legislature, administration, executive, chamber, assembly, ministry, governing body, government, parliament, senate, congress, diet, cabinet Definition of local government in US English: local government nounˈlōkəl ɡəvər(n)məntˈloʊkəl ɡəvər(n)mənt The administration of a particular town, county, or district, with representatives elected by those who live there. 地方政府 local government has had its powers greatly curbed as modifier local government elections count noun the accounting reports of a local government Example sentencesExamples He is one of those people who has been synonymous with local government in Auckland. The Communist Party used to win all the elections and ran local governments. There have already been huge votes for strike action in local government and elsewhere. Together they decide to set up an internet company to make money out of local government. New Labour set up executive mayors to make local government even less accountable. In the current climate government and local government has to be honest and open. It is what leads them into a coalition with the Lib Dems when they get the chance in local government. These hold to account the executive councillors in the new form of cabinet local government. Each worker has to apply for a permit from their local government to work in the townships. This group will consult with a range of Governments, local governments, and community interests. The local government is saying the workers will all have jobs, but says it cannot afford to keep the plant going. It changed the entire planning world and left local government to deal with it all by itself. The State Council has told local governments to deal with the aftermath of the halted and suspended projects. Nationally, we are the second party of local government and run councils up and down the country. It would be better to argue that local government should be funded entirely by business rates. This is not going to be an easy hurdle for local government to come to terms with. He wants to see the government put more money into local government so that council tax bills can be kept down. Yet the tradition of unpaid public services is still important in local government. Congress, regional and local governments, as well as the state bureaucracy, were dominated by the elite. Synonyms local authority, municipal authority, civic authority, legislative body, legislature, administration, executive, chamber, assembly, ministry, governing body, government, parliament, senate, congress, diet, cabinet
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