Sentence examples for councils behind from inspiring English sources

The politics of economic survival, discussed within the party's inner councils behind closed doors, have taken precedence over the relatively open debate that occurs at a party congress.

With £12m and the clout of two research councils behind it, the Religion & Society research programme marks a sea change in how we think about religion: in short, for the first time in a long time lots of us think that religion matters.

The developers and local council behind the central London development have also set quotas for the number of homeless and unemployed people who can live there, an investigation by Corporate Watch and The Independent has found.

With the security council behind it, the government is probably through the worst.The more likely fly in the ointment may be attempts by the two right-wing parties to make use of the affair for their own ends.

She added: "I think we certainly have to put pressure on those who are looking at the numbers of race days, and I will do whatever I can, with the force of the council behind me, to ensure we don't have any cuts".

Annan told the 15-nation council behind closed doors that Syria has agreed to the idea of such a deadline, which would include the end of troop movements toward population centers, the withdrawal of heavy weapons and a start to the withdrawal of troops, U.N. diplomats told Reuters on condition of anonymity.

The local councils stood behind the disease control team unwaveringly, even during adverse community reactions.

But if the council leaves it behind, are people going to leave it outside their house or are they going to find somewhere to dump it?

Residents' satisfaction with council services is "high" but its progress on equality and diversity is "behind other councils".

"There is a danger that, as councils, we're left behind in these discussions and we then face a situation which is a fait accompli.

The only solace is the legacy the council leaves behind.