Sentence examples for council group from inspiring English sources

Council group Cosla had already agreed to the offer, but individual councils had to agree to the deal, in which cuts in local authority spending would be limited to 2.6%.

Council group Cosla has already agreed to the offer, and individual councils will now have to agree to the deal, in which cuts in local authority spending would be limited to 2.6%, under the SNP government's draft budget for 2011-12.

Other students have challenged punishments from some teachers by appealing to a student council group, the Fairness and Justice Committee.

Unbeknownst to him, the Lib Dem council group leader Paul Norber is strolling behind us, and attempts to justify his poor attendance.

Although there are more residents' councillors than Tory ones, they won't function as a single council group, which is why the Conservatives' is the largest.

Earlier this week, both councillors were called before their council group to face a disciplinary hearing because there had been "a large number of complaints" about their conduct.

Liberal Democrat councils - and council groups - campaigning on their record of action and delivery, with the promise of still more.

All around the country – including Oxfordshire, Doncaster and Surrey, the latest place where a legal challenge is being launched against the council – groups of committed library users are still battling to preserve their library networks from heavy cutbacks.

The collection also contains some information relating to other Friends in Council groups, as well as national women's organizations.

An SNP spokesman said: "The policy democratically passed by the SNP's National Council in 2007 requires our council groups to seek approval of the party's National Executive Committee before entering into formal coalition arrangements.

At the time of the suspension, an SNP spokesman said: "The policy democratically passed by the SNP's National Council in 2007 requires our council groups to seek approval of the party's National Executive Committee before entering into formal coalition arrangements.