Sentence examples for council through the from inspiring English sources

The work was funded by the Norwegian Research council through the projects Weddell, WARM and AISESS.

A Manchester council spokeswoman said: "Unison presents a heavily distorted picture of the costs which are incurred by the council through the use of interim managers.

This would then be voted on in the European council through the process of qualified majority voting where no country has a veto.

That's more than a 10% rise for us in vulnerable children … which means other services come under pressure," said Kober, who led the council through the Baby P crisis.

Tony was nominated for the leadership which he demonstrated throughout 2011 and in particular for leading the council through the difficult clearance of the illegal traveller settlement at Dale Farm.

In the case of the forces and depots under the Supreme Allied Commander Europe, the Agency shall receive notification of the information supplied to the Council through the medium of the high-ranking officer to be designated by him.

For example, it abolishes the judicial council, through which the traditional parties controlled the judiciary.

As leader of the council my job is to lead the council through this difficult process".

That meant I worked without pay, and without contact with the council, through that spring and summer, before submitting my report.

"I am pleased Stephen Barnes will remain as chief executive to manage the council through these difficult times," he added.

"So we made a plan to set up a district council, and through the council meetings explain that we are here to help you, not to harm you or destroy you," he said.