Meanings of put local in English

Because we will put local government back in charge of the money it raises and spends.

Others say that it would put local authority funding into the hands of central government, which is contrary to the provisions of the Scotland Act.

He did not set out the details of his plan, but urged states to speed up efforts to put local police under unified statewide command.

Residents argue a permanent McDonald's restaurant will ruin the suburb's "village feel", put local businesses at risk and offer an unhealthy food option for children.

The Bristol derailment caused pollution along two miles of wetlands, putting local wildlife in danger.

Measures include putting local authorities on guard for market irregularities and pressing banks to strengthen mortgage risk management.

The costliness of petrol, parking fees and general expense within CPT is putting locals off spending time there.

WVI spokesman Steve Panton said putting local people and organizations in charge of their own aid responses was non-negotiable.

We will remain on alert and are putting local medics on standby in case this pod strands again overnight.

However it has long been criticized by other shareholders for putting local interests, primarily job preservation, above those of investors or customers.

This has put locals severely of pocket, and the need for survival has sadly outweighed the need to drown their respective sorrows.

We have been getting teachers to understand the importance of putting local food right at the heart of the curriculum, whatever the subject.

The damage to the wells led to oil being spilled, putting local communities and the environment at risk, the company said in the statement.

There is widespread ignorance of the detail of the constitutional referendum putting local government on a statutory basis and providing for elections every five years.