Sentence examples for council event from inspiring English sources

The resources defense council event suggested a more honeyed approach.

Money was also the subject of another Council event yesterday.

Speaking at a Westminster city council event, Prisk said the government was already "looking at where do we go beyond 2015".

The official said that though the president chose not to criticize the Obama administration's current policy or endorse the congressional proposals at the Atlantic Council event, the Kurds in Iraq would still like to see weapons shipped directly to them instead of first going through Baghdad.

Daleiden isn't scheduled for a main-stage slot at the march, but he'll be making appearances at the Planned Parenthood protest, the evangelical summit, the lawyers' event and a Family Research council event, along with a related Students for Life event on the West Coast on Sunday.

Key information, including bin pickups, waste collections and recycling information, is readily available, as well as map locations of local libraries, parks and council events, road closures, rates information and payment details, dog registration and fire bans.

Community relations have been strained by the BNP's inroads, but the town council events have included a Balti evening at a British Asian restaurant, along with Remembrance Day celebrations and a Hallowe'en party.

"When it was over, everyone just exhaled: 'Better him than me.' " Not all council events are rated equal (next week's breakfast with Nicolas Sarkozy, the French finance minister, has been called only a "moderately hot" ticket), and neither are its members.

Council events champion Colin Smyth said: "The arts festival, like many other festivals and events organisations in the region, is becoming more financially sustainable, dynamic and customer focussed as a result of their own hard work, skills and expertise and the assistance they receive from the unique Dumfries and Galloway major festivals and events strategy.

The Council chamber itself was being used until 9 p.m. for a non-Council event -- an awards celebration for Gay Pride Week.

Meanwhile, Mid-Scotland and Fife MSP Liz Smith claimed the planning process had been "very badly handled" by the council and event organisers.