Sentence examples for council feels from inspiring English sources

The Council feels rather hopeless about N.Y.

John Rowan, president of the Vietnam Veterans New York Statee Council, feels much the same way.

But with the possibility of a legal case, the council feels the less said publicly the better.

Gordon Matheson, Labour leader of Glasgow city council, feels that the statistics on deprivation are made worse by circumstances beyond the city's control, both current and historical.

"I think it shows there are a lot of issues on which the Council feels strongly, and we're not going to back down," he said.

Under the resolutions I have cited, it would be followed by monitoring for such time as the Council feels would be required.

Unlike the central libraries of Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow, all of which have been refurbished beautifully in the past few years, Birmingham city council felt theirs needed replacing in its entirety for the second time in 40 years.

But the owners' management council felt that the teams tried to gain an unfair competitive advantage in future years by structuring contracts to take advantage of no cap — something teams were repeatedly warned about — and that the competitive integrity of the league was threatened as a result.

Adele Bamber, a campaigner for Save Coppull Library, which is proposed to become a "satellite library" – a unstaffed service sharing space in a council building – said that locals were "devastated that Lancashire county council feel the need to close down or reduce the service from our libraries".

We know that the council felt morally and intellectually able to break bread with the paedophiles, but perusal of the archive throws up a fascinating contrast: the group – on point of principle – would have nothing to do with Playboy magazine, at least in public.

It has become such a problem again that St Gennys parish council felt it had no choice but to set up four large signs on the small beach warning that taking pebbles was prohibited under the 1949 Coastal Protection Act and that pilferers faced prosecution.