Sentence examples for council enough from inspiring English sources

rules, and gave the council enough cause to suspend her, even as the investigation continues.

The American strategy is to get nine votes on the Council, enough to ensure the resolution's passage in the absence of a veto.

They may be celebrating at the new council offices, but the government still doesn't trust the council enough to run its own department keeping children safe.

Don's other claims to fame include being the first person in Canada to be charged with promoting hate and having Toronto's laws changed specifically because of him – he came in a distant second in the 1974 mayoral elections, but that scared council enough to change the law that said the runner-up would take the mayor's place if the position became vacant between elections.

"The government didn't support the Awakening Councils enough," said Omar Abdul Sattar, a member of Parliament from Ramadi who belongs to the Iraqi Islamic Party, a leading Sunni group.

Sheila Scott, the head of the National Care Homes Associationn, said: "If you don't give councils enough money to fund long-term care, and then they don't have the money to take people from hospital, and then you fine them, you just keep making the situation worse, and worse, and worse".

Peter Fleming from the Local Government Association, which represents local authorities, told BBC Radio 5 Live the government had not given councils enough control over the scope of cuts they could pass on.

A complaint by two of the FA's 121-member council is enough to trigger an investigation.

Father Rydzyk's television station, TV Trwam, has been barred from digital broadcast on the grounds that it has not provided the broadcasting council with enough financial data.

In their spring budget in 2009, only £100m was provided for council housing – enough to secure about three council houses per consituency, at a time when more than 1.5 million households were on council waiting lists.

The bill's proponents said they had lined up the support of 35 of the 51 council members, enough to overcome an expected veto by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who said last week that the measure would be "disastrous" for the city's economy.