Sentence examples for council addressing from inspiring English sources

However, Ausgroup told the ABC it had "been working collaboratively with the Northern Territory government and with the Tiwi land council, addressing any environmental concerns associated with the construction or operation of Port Melville".

The Council addresses issues that pertain to the indigenous peoples of the Arctic and to Arctic nations.

In Savannah, Georgia, where the mayor and city council addressed a vast throng at an outdoor gathering to express their indignation, many in the crowd wept.

In 1930 a delegation from council addressed the Minister of Highways and the Cabinet at Regina requesting that #5 Highway be an all-weather highway across the Province.

He, along with other pre-Dominion magistrates and some members of Andros' council, addressed an open letter to Andros on that day calling for his surrender in order to quiet the mob.

He obtained money from the Ford Foundation and persuaded John W. Gardner, who had just resigned as secretary of health, education and welfare, to organize and run the nationwide network of community-based councils addressing the problems of urban blight.

Around 98% of councils responded to the FOI request and the charity found an "extreme variation" as to how frequently councils addressed the issue.

Ms Hutt said: "We want to help councils address revenue pressures, and see them undertake new and necessary capital investment in our highways.

"After mixups with council addresses, wiring and hardware deliveries the SDSL (slow backup) lines were finally active one week after our move," said chief technology officer Richard Johnson.

Local authorities do have the powers they need to tackle rogue landlords and our research uncovered some excellent examples around the country where councils are addressing this issue head on.

All council members addressed the body after it became clear that no consensus would emerge.