Sentence examples for council to define from inspiring English sources

I am one of a group of a playwrights and academics who have tried to answer the last question in a report, Critical Mass, which forms part of a major research project by the Arts and Humanities Research Council to define cultural value (what people get from the arts that they can't get anywhere else).

Medical committee or council to define biological therapy [ 26 ].

This grouping of neighbourhoods was used in previous studies [ 28- 30] and is based on the grouping that Örebro city council used to define the different housing areas.

Establishing recommended interventions, the Swedish National Guidelines thus reduce the county councils' discretion to define what good healthcare is and how to deliver it according to local conditions and preferences, which involves the allocation of resources.

The press council will need to define the scope of the scheme, and how it applies to newspapers and others when publishing via the internet.

For years the council has struggled to define its mission and values, to decide, in short, what it wants to be.

At the same time, a group of council members introduced a bill to define and ban racial profiling, at the behest of Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president and one of Mr. Vallone's Democratic mayoral rivals.

The war council spent much of the week debating how to define the coming conflict to the American people.

The several councils mentioned in Talmudic literature are equally difficult to define with any precision.

Anna Kwiatkowska Procurement and shared services specialist, Surrey council The main challenge we've found is how to define and measure the outcomes we're talking about.

Sadly with this decision, the courts have failed to define the exceptional circumstances required for councils to develop community spaces across the UK.