Sentence examples for council make it from inspiring English sources

The different political groups on the council make it more difficult for the council to conduct its business smoothly.

Jobs: How does a good council make it to the next level?

While she said she was pleased with the progress she had made on diversity and inclusion issues, she said the structure of the FA board and the FA council make it very difficult to force through even modest governance changes that would bring the organisation into the modern era.

The council made it clear at its last meeting in November that the cash would not be forthcoming, and the ITER staff has been carrying out modeling efforts to find a way to keep to the schedule at lower annual cost.

But the players council made it clear that their main goal was major change in 2013.

"When I first got here," Beer says, "the local council made it clear that as far as it was concerned there was only one university: Oxford Brookes.

The council made it easier to install small-cell equipment on utility poles closer to commercial and mixed-use areas in May.

It holds a seat on the capital-wide London Assembly and has 12 seats on Barking and Dagenham council, making it the second biggest party there after Labour, with six other council seats across three London boroughs.

Barcelona homes are registered with the local council, making it easier to arrange a mortgage than for a rural Spanish property, but you will need to set up your own survey.

Yasir Arafat accepted the resignation of his entire cabinet after the Palestinian Legislative Council made it clear that they were determined to give the cabinet a vote of no-confidence.

The distraction from the low morale of the social work office, the tired, over-worked and unappreciated, but fiercely dedicated and loyal staff in the council, made it seem my opportunity was not just for me, but for them, and I was determined not to let them down.