Sentence examples for council state that from inspiring English sources

Opening the day's proceedings, Commons Speaker John Bercow said: "The British Youth Council state that this is a record turnout, very specifically, it is a dramatic improvement on the turnout of 253,000 last year - almost a doubling of the level of interest".

Why does a signature line in agreement presented to the council state that our city attorney only agrees to "as to form". What does that mean?

After consolation the council stated that the school and leisure centre would remain separate buildings.

The Arts Council states that 93% of the cultural workforce is white with only two theatres being black-led.

Instead of the "form of security," the council stated that all omissions were postponed for future consideration.

In March, he signed off on a decree from the country's highest religious council stating that women were secondary to men.

A "draft framework decision" for the European council states that it is essential for all member states to apply the same rules.

The west London council states that it has a duty to be "impartial and to promote good community relations", but allowing the meeting to take place in its premises makes a mockery of these stated objectives.

Shiekh Abdullah al-Manea, a consultant to the royal court and a member of the highest Islamic council, stated that sports such as soccer and basketball could result in loss of virginity.

They handed me an official notice from the council stating that unless I comply with the set of stringent rules and demands detailed in the notice, it will take me to court.

A recent economic profile by West Dunbartonshire council stated that 26% of children in the local authority were growing up in poverty and that one in four residents derived some or all of their income from welfare support, compared to a UK average of nearly one in seven.