Sentence examples for council press from inspiring English sources

At a council press conference later, Meehan said he was resigning for reasons of "personal honour" and "moral responsibility".

It was announced by Richardson Dumel, a council press aide, who read a long list of legislative election results before reading the two names in the runoff.

The council press office later told us that the request from the Lord Mayor had been made at the start of the meeting to prevent distractions.

"To live in Westminster is a privilege, not a right, because so many people want to live here," a Westminster council press officer explains.

She claims she was deliberately not invited to key events, that she received no council press releases, and that she was turned away from the door when she tried to attend the press conference on Jay's report.

Should the council press ahead with its plan to reduce funding, it is likely that the Arts Council will be obliged to reconsider the matching funding of £900,000 it gives to the gallery each year.

The talks collapsed partly because the president of the European council, pressed by François Hollande, proposed inflating the great blob by a further €8bn over six years.

But even as the party distanced itself from the temple issue, the council pressed forward aggressively and with particularly broad support in Gujarat.

At the school dedication here, Gershon Mesika, a leader of the settlers' council, pressed Mr. Netanyahu to strengthen settlements, not evacuate them to create a Palestinian state, saying: "Peace does not mean stealing the house and the childhood of a child".

Elderly people in Derbyshire could be left isolated if the county council presses ahead with job cuts, a union has said.

However, the city council pressed for the immediate appointment of Calvin in Geneva.