Sentence examples similar to council were more from inspiring English sources

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That means the council being more open and genuinely engaging with traders a lot more.

He succeeded Daniel Tarschys, a Swede who presided over some of the council's more controversial admissions, including that of Russia.

"But having to convince an executive head teacher or someone from the local council is more difficult".

But until Hull city council is more open about its dealings with the private sector, it will be dogged by suspicion.

He said the parent union's recent closing of Local 608, one of the district council's more troubled units, indicated that the effort was continuing and aggressive.

On the upside, if you live in a conservation area, the council are more likely to grant planning permission to go down than for a loft.

In fact, one of the council's more ambitious initiatives a decade ago was to shrink from seven members to five because of a shortage of candidates.

This week chair of Cardiff Civic Society Peter Cox said the council was more willing to engage with them and the community over the new LDP.

But others say Mr. Miller's Council is more democratic and participatory, the result of a leadership approach the speaker traces to his experience in Congress as an aide to Representative Carolyn B. Maloney.

The council leader said no council was more committed to improvement than Argyll and Bute.