Sentence examples for council working with from inspiring English sources
"How can you turn 16 acres into a grave site?" asked Nikki Stern, a member of the family advisory council working with the government agency overseeing the redevelopment.
Communities secretary Sajid Javid (pictured left) says: "This is an excellent example of a local council working with the private sector to provide people with a means of investing in their local community and its infrastructure.
The Maui County Council, working with the Indigenous Architecture Task Force, for which Mr. Sinenci is a consultant, recently approved new building codes that will permit construction of more grass huts.
Thanks to a lively parish council, working with a new type of specialist, a rural housing enabler (RHE), a project is underway in conjunction with a housing association to offer affordable dwellings to villagers who otherwise might have to seek homes and jobs in nearby towns.
The Working Families Party and Acorn, one of its largest affiliated groups, have emerged as a significant policy-making force on the Council, working with a loose coalition of about two dozen members, including Mr. Perkins, Christine Quinn and Bill deBlasio.
He said: "This is a genuinely ground-breaking proposal which would see the council working with partners to improve services and deliver greater value for money for people in Cornwall.
No one can explain how the Benghazi council works with the National Council.
First, Newham council worked with the police on forcibly entering the flat and carting off Jasmin Stone.
In developing the new standards, the institute and the business council worked with more than 60 corporations to test the standards and solicit feedback.
The council works with international donors to develop and implement both private and public sector programs to combat devastating impacts of the disease.
Similarly, the city council works with large employers in new development areas to reduce traffic congestion, as well as the resultant greenhouse gas emissions.
