Sentence examples similar to council lack from inspiring English sources

The council lacked the cash and decided to redevelop.

The council lacks transparency and does not have to justify itself to anyone.

The council lacks significant support from Mr. Assad's minority Alawite sect, as well as other minorities, tribal elders, religious figures and business groups.

The guilty plea by Tesco followed a preliminary hearing this year when the supermarket argued the council lacked the jurisdiction to proceed outside Birmingham on the case.

The cabinet resignations came after Casey, the government's lead official on troubled families, said the council lacked "the necessary skills, abilities, experience and tenacity within either the member or senior officer leadership teams".

Only later, when people were only housed if they scored highly on an index of deprivation or social challenge and the council lacked the resources to deal with the attendant problems, did the "blight" begin.

Slam spokesman Lee Godfrey said the judicial review would hold the plans up to scrutiny that the council "lacked throughout".

Ofsted said previous senior leaders at the council "lacked urgency in driving the strategic momentum of responding to child sexual exploitation".

And it is not because self-styled delegates unilaterally announced the creation of a "Provincial Council," lacking power and resources and, moreover, immediately disclaimed by the lifeblood of the populations of Benghazi and Tobruk, that the country should already be federalized!

Do councils lack an understanding of the PRS?

London councils lack sufficient placements to provide for the children they look after.