Sentence examples for council focused from inspiring English sources

The negotiations between the mayor and the Council focused in the last two weeks on competing tax cut plans and proposals for spending for city agencies.

The council focused exclusively on reliability and took what it called a two-day snapshot of No. 7 service by having workers stand on platforms and record the intervals of time between train arrivals.

For the most part, the thrust of the remarks by the potential candidates and other leaders of the council focused on what Democrats viewed as Mr. Bush's most vulnerable points: his handling of the economy and corporate abuses.

The Haut Conseil à l'Égalité – a French council focused on gender equality – published a rather dramatic report last June on the state of sexual education in France, which it considers as particularly sexist.

The initiative, which began on Monday, includes tweets by the council focusing on the calls that come into social workers, as well as publishing case studies on the council's website.

In 1859 he was elected to the Berlin City Council, focusing his attention on public health matters, such as sewage disposal, the design of hospitals, meat inspection, and school hygiene.

Each year, the council focuses on one or two specific topics.

The city's municipal government, led by a nonpartisan city council, focuses its recreational and cultural investments on facilities such as Toyota of Lewisville Park and the MCL Grand Theater.

This governing council focuses on the issues of lineage women in general, but is also very influential in wider community matters.

The RNC will also push for a tone of "tolerance and respect" in the immigration debate, create "senior level advisory councils" focused on minority groups, and establish "swearing in citizenship teams" to connect with new voters immediately after swearing-in ceremonies.

When councils focus their housebuilding efforts on the edge of towns, it means the train station is a long drive away for many residents.