Sentence examples for council over a from inspiring English sources

Everton have confirmed they will enter into new talks with Liverpool City Council over a new stadium.

The action takes place in Pagford, a perfect little village in South-west England, all cobblestones and hanging baskets, and the plot revolves around a struggle within the local parish council over a nearby sink estate called the Fields.

The collection of digitized materials from the HKCC consists of 51 annual reports (1960/1961 – 2010/2011) documenting the work, the activities and the organizational structure of the Council over a period of four decades.

Talks are under way in the UN security council over a package of sanctions being pushed by Britain and the US, which includes a comprehensive arms embargo and the freezing assets of Sudanese leaders implicated in the Darfur ethnic cleansing.

The arrests are the result of a row between protesters and Sheffield city council over a controversial tree-felling programme during which the council took out an injunction to prevent activists from taking direct action.

The party expelled him, leaving him as an independent MEP, when they found out he was facing charges for allegedly claiming £32,000 in income support and £35,000 in housing benefit from Chichester district council over a six-year period.

The hurdles placed in front of councils, as well as the forced sale of high value homes for the Treasury's gain, simply place councils over a barrel.

After working for a handful of London councils over a period of more than 20 years, Paul had worked his way up to become one of the more senior members of staff in his division.

He could and did develop a system of committees (juntas) of experts within the councils, which took over a great deal of government business and made its administration more efficient.

What is unfolding in Iraq today -- a tug of war between Ayatollah Sistani and the Governing Council over how an interim government should be elected -- is something inevitable, essential and inescapably messy.

Each village was governed by a council presided over by a chief.