Sentence examples for councils to include from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Kelly has failed to reach beyond religious institutions and the official precinct community councils to include other types of groups -- neighborhood associations, tenant groups, youth service organizations -- in meaningful discussions.

Next week, Lancashire's pension fund committee will consider a report on responsible investment that will state that the Law Commission's opinion of July 2014, making it "permissible" for councils to include environmental considerations in investment decision-making, is being superseded by the view that failing to regard these considerations could be a breach of fiduciary duty.

"The main aim is to expand the council to include more of the social and political components," Abdulbaset Sieda, the current leader of the Syrian National Council, told reporters.

He said (via Reuters): The main aim is to expand the council to include more of the social and political components.

Since then, the group of former exiles and their Kurdish allies has expanded their leadership council to include another Sunni Muslim leader and another Shiite Muslim leader.

It also heralded changes to the Royal Charters of each research council to include a requirement to consider the "needs" of "public and private … industrial and other" users of research in setting priorities.

It would be wise to expand the interim council to include former Qaddafi loyalists and women as a sign that all Libyans will be part of this new undertaking.

As businesses we have come together and we are calling on the council to include and involve us in the plans to improve this area, not drive us out".

India, the world's second most populous nation, is pushing for expansion of the security council to include six more permanent members with the right of veto, as well as several more non-permanent members.

The government said it would use its position to campaign for UN reform, including the expansion of the council to include a permanent African member.MeanwhileHugo Chávez's expensive campaign to win Venezuela a seat on the Security Council appeared to be heading for defeat.

John's son, Henry III (1216-72) was a weak king who was forced to enlarge the Norman great council to include knights of the shires and the merchant elite (then, as now, the major contributors in the higher tax brackets) along with lords temporal and spiritual (the latter still unresolved targets for House of Lords reformers).