Sentence examples for council think that from inspiring English sources
The General Medical Council (GMC), which regulates doctors, and the Nursing and Midwifery Council think that genuine, personal apologies will help patients overcome their anxiety and distress.
The good citizens of D.C.'s Ward 5 might have a hard time shaking off that feeling upon hearing the news that members of the D.C. Council think that their colleague Harry Thomas, Jr., should take a voluntary (paid) leave of absence from representing their interests in the local legislature.
Stott, a training manager for Suffolk county council, thinks that a little lateral thinking is needed.
A boarding school, St Christopher's – she was fiercely bright and Camden council thought that the answer – which she escaped from.
Tony Arbour, the leader of the Conservative group on Richmond council, thinks that the mayor is punishing the Royal Ballet for not attracting enough poor and ethnic minority students.
Anthony Scaramucci, a member of Trump's economic policy council, thinks that the polls have it wrong, just as they did with Brexit.
The fact that the city council thought that it was appropriate for them have a vote on where and where not women in Eau Claire can breastfeed their children is troubling.
Adding that his group wanted to abandon the "reward and punishment system" of the last Council, he said, "We think that would strengthen the position of the Council in dealing with the mayor".
Mr Osborne has made it clear he wants Greater Manchester to have an elected mayor but the region's council leaders don't think that would work.
Mr Bramley found that councils thought that demolition was more successful in dealing with problem areas than other ideas, such as relaxing the letting system to get more people in.
