Sentence examples for council learning how from inspiring English sources
Moreover, with Uber in class-action limbo in California over independent contractors, Austin's new city council learning how to govern on a 10-1 system, and SXSW right around the corner, tensions are running particularly high.
Savill will take over from Borysiewicz on 1 October, just a few weeks before MRC, and Britain's other research-funding councils, learn how much their budgets will be cut by the new coalition government.
When the Machias council learned of how little native support there was, they sent a letter to Eddy urging him to give up the effort.
Mr Short said that during his time at the council he learnt how to deliver a quality front-line public service.
I'm so glad the council has learned how to be adversarial just like our pathetic Congress, which cannot get anything done for this country or working people.
Whereby students during outreach practical activities will be assigned to visit the district councils and learn how sustainability of the VRTs can be enhanced.
The volunteers are still learning how to apply for grants, and the council has offered little help.
"Residents should take responsibility in learning how to live with wildlife," Mancuso told the council in January.
He said: "Councils learnt early on how unpopular simply closing libraries is, so they have had to cut the vital service in other, less obvious ways.
Most meetings are open and it can be helpful to learn how your council works, who works in what area and who makes the decisions.
