Sentence examples for council errors from inspiring English sources
"The stress of completing that process would have been worrying enough but the additional cumulative effect of council errors over the past six months has been devastating.
The July 25 PowerPost article "Scaramucci's business advice book may offer some lessons for his new boss" quoted one of the president's tweets referring to the "A.G. or Special Council" without including "sic" after "Council". The error by President Trump was significant — no mere typo or misspelling — and The Post should have pointed it out.
Thames Valley Police and Oxfordshire County Council made "many errors" in that case and could have acted sooner.
The investigation followed the prosecution of a sex gang of seven men who abused girls in Oxford between 2004 and 2012 and found that police and the local council made "many errors" in that case.
Two new public relations positions with salaries of $135,000 per year, plus generous benefits, along with several other new positions with similarly generous salaries; high-priced lawyers, including some at $495 per hour, adding up to more than $1.7 million in seven months and counting, much of it spent on unnecessary and unsuccessful litigation driven by council hubris and errors.
Although the council admitted this error was its fault, the couple's attempts to have a face-to-face meeting and reach an agreement with the council were stonewalled.
The council said the error had affected 168 ballot papers.
The council blamed "human error" and new forms will be issued on Wednesday along with an apology.
The council ruled the mistake was down to human error, not systemic failings.
In an error, the council removed Paul's housing benefit again a month later and subsequently stopped paying it to his landlord.
It appealed against the decision in the high court, where a judge found the council had made an "error of law" by failing to ensure an environmental impact assessment (EIA) had been carried out at the site in compliance with a European Union directive.
