Sentence examples for council prefers from inspiring English sources

The council prefers to tack housing on to existing towns.

The main reasons why the council prefers to wait and see are that the recovery is strengthening and bond investors are falling over themselves to lend to southern Europe, even without any further policy stimulus.

With COIN, just like Measure V, the council prefers to do its own business behind closed doors.

They concur that the council preferred a quiet life and paid off the headteachers.

They were alone in voting against Ramsey heading the council, preferring his sole challenger, their leader Jeffrey Tucker.

But the majority of the regency council preferred the ambitious financial and foreign policies of the chancellor Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie and helped him sabotage Bonde's economic programs.

Awaiting the positive impact of a new deep-sea container terminal and high-speed train links, he has even, he said, dropped the politically loaded term "council", preferring just to talk about "the city".

Then the editorial - presumably written by the editor, Lionel Barber, or at least with his close oversight - touches on the likely outcome should the privy council prefer the politicians' charter to the industry's version.

The council preferred to "prioritise those services for which it was responsible" at a time when significant savings were required.

Libraries, like society, have evolved and many councils prefer an all-singing all-dancing "learning hub/creche/IT room/coffee bar" environment.

Councils prefer properties to be a minimum of 500sq ft in size, but no matter how he looked at it he couldn't make flats that size that could sell for £220,000 or less.