Sentence examples for council when the from inspiring English sources

Paul Walker lost his job as head of Copeland borough council when the post was abolished.

Joyce Thompson was president of the arts council when the group moved out of the Town Hall in 1984.

The court heard that Beckingham was head of the Design Service Group at Barrow council when the outbreak hit the town.

Or will they be independent-minded localists who rebel to defend their local school, police force or council when the spending axe starts to swing?

Yet this reception failed to appease Mrs Holtby, who promptly resigned from the East Riding County Council when the novel appeared, denouncing it as a "travesty".

The muttley crew includes Shadow, a staffordshire bull terrier that was just hours away from being put down by the council when the team discovered him.

The total bill for the monarchy is more like £150m, taking into account hidden costs such as security, unpaid taxes and costs met by local councils when the Windsors pay a visit.

6) There may be greater cuts in some research councils when the cake is divided up The division may not be pro-rata as government will want it to match its research priority areas.

An estimated £6.5m will be spent by Yorkshire councils when the Tour de France weaves its way through the region in July 2014, the BBC has learned.

In his report on the libel indemnity, the auditor said the council "does not have the legal powers to make such payments and there were inadequacies in the processes adopted by the council when making the decision".

Mayor Catherine Pugh garnered the unanimous backing of the city council when she ordered the statues removed, telling the Baltimore Sun, "They needed to come down".