Sentence examples for council will come from inspiring English sources

American officials are not optimistic that the Council will come up with a satisfactory answer to Washington's demands for relief from the high duties that have drastically cut United States sales of frozen poultry to West Germany.

While it isn't clear what solution San Francisco's city council will come up with to handle the increase of these types of bots on our sidewalks in the future, it's inevitable we're going to see more of them.

I hope the Commission and the Council will come forward with proposals on this matter.

"We all love football and want the Premier League underway but safety is paramount and I am sure the police and councils will come to the right decision".

In this case, members of his war council concede, victory will come in little pieces and probably never be definitive.

Gareth Gordon has been looking at one area where not everyone is happy about the boundary and council changes which will come into effect.

Still, supporters like Councilwoman Jessica Lappin, who pushed for a $4 million allocation in the council budget — another $4 million will come from the governor's office, and $500,000 from Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer — say there is no better time than now.

The city council hopes enough people will come forward voluntarily rather than having to make compulsory cuts.

Davis hopes that by the end of this week, people who don not usually have much contact with the council's social care services will come away with a better understanding of the work social care professionals undertake.

The county council has said the money will come out of its contingency fund to spend on the department.

Changes to benefits for tenants in council houses and social housing will come into force next month, with families deemed to have too much living space seeing their rental payments reduced.