Sentence examples for council viewed from inspiring English sources

The royal borough of Windsor and Maidenhead council joined the portal last month; this follows previous moves by the council (viewed as a testbed for Conservative ideas) to make its spending more transparent.

But Ms. Greer said the company ended up deferring action on so many elements of the program the council viewed as crucial -- like involvement of local critics -- that the council canceled the deal last year.

Robert Tapsfield, chief executive of the Fostering Network, said the decision seemed "very strange" considering the council viewed the couple as providing a good standard of care.

But the council viewed this as a refusal of accommodation and sent her and her boys to two bed-and-breakfast hotels, which, Samantha says, also accepted residents with drug and alcohol problems.

However, Protestants, Eastern Orthodox, and Oriental Orthodox do not believe the Council viewed the Bishop of Rome as the jurisdictional head of Christendom, or someone having authority over other bishops attending the Council.

In the 1990s, Lawrence Johnson, a member of Waco's city council, viewed pictures of the Washington lynching at the National Civil Rights Museum, and began to lobby for a monument to the lynching.

Cardiff council views brown field sites as the preferred option for building new houses, plans to build on undeveloped land near residential areas invariably meets resistance by local residents.

At the moment, the council views Kosovo as part of the Yugoslav federation, albeit under UN control.

These orders will turn town and city centres into no-go zones for homeless people, buskers, old ladies feeding pigeons or anyone else whom the council views as 'messy'messy

That scepticism is likely to be reinforced by Koussa's statement calling for a dialogue between the rebels and the regime, which the revolutionary council views as an attempt to buy time by Gaddafi.

France understands that the council is viewed with suspicion in London.