Sentence examples for council points from inspiring English sources

The council points out that the damage already has been completed in central London.

The council points out that the town is now in the bottom 11% on the nationwide index of social deprivation.

Pravin Visaria, the chairman of the NSS's governing council, points out that households are asked what they have eaten over the past 30 days, a relatively long period.

The council points to its efforts to work with local credit unions and campaigners to improve financial inclusion as good examples of acting co-operatively.

Senlis thinks this could be a panacea for a country that has in recent years depended on opium for about half of its GNP.The council points to an alarming shortfall in the supply of painkillers, particularly in poor countries.

But Phil Coppard, the outspoken chief executive of Barnsley council, points out that any change to the distribution of business rates means "stripping money from northern authorities to pour into the south".

The local council pointed to George Osborne's central government cuts while the Tories slammed local government decisionmakers.

In fact, as the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), Britain's version of a fiscal council, pointed out on the day, the upturn in the economy is cyclical.

James McGovern, chairman of the council, pointed out that last year riders gave 27 of the 48 categories an improving grade, but that this year only 9 were seen as improving.

But he says the MCB is dealing with that problem and broadening its reach.Defenders of the council point to its"democratic" procedures; its leaders are elected by the group's affiliates every two years.

During a speech in Frankfurt on Friday, Jürgen Stark, a member of the E.C.B.'s governing council, pointed to signs that the euro zone economy would grind to a halt in the final quarter of 2011.