Sentence examples for council acknowledged from inspiring English sources

In its local plan for 2013-2033, the council acknowledged its housing challenges.

The council acknowledged the pope's supreme authority, enhancing his power in ecclesiastical affairs by granting him the right to judge cases of legal possession of episcopal sees.

The guardians' council acknowledged this month that it might have made "some mistakes" and agreed to accept appeals, although only a minority are expected to be successful.

But the woman's ordeal began to receive new attention on Monday when Gen. Adel Emara, a member of the ruling military council, acknowledged what had happened during a news conference on state television.

Mick Beirne, a tenancy relations officer with the council, acknowledged that parents were "very anxious" and said his department was expected to be very busy for the next two years.

Adrian Loades, executive director for children, families and adults at Cambridgeshire county council, acknowledged that Baker Small had been used previously because of tension between demand for services and the "finite nature of budgets".

The council acknowledges it failed in letting people remain for so long in limbo.

A spokesperson for North Tyneside council acknowledges that "Annie and her family have had a long and complicated relationship with the local authority.

The council acknowledges that preventing disorder in Tripoli, a sprawling city of over 1m people, will be far tougher than bringing smaller and more socially cohesive provincial towns under its control.The council has shown itself anxious to avoid reprisal killings.

Tony Ball, the leader of Basildon council, acknowledges that it is far from the greenfield site that was promised by the council and specified by the court order to remove the caravans.

Jim Beall, deputy leader of the Labour council, acknowledges that the people who are the most disadvantaged in the borough are facing really big problems that the council needs to crack.