Sentence examples for countries council from inspiring English sources

The council arrived at the decision after studying reports from abroad, local specialists and fatwas made in Middle Eastern countries, council chairman Professor Datuk Shukor Husin was quoted as saying in today's New Straits Times.

Despite this recent expansion of regulatory authority in most countries, Council-centric monopolies on medical credentialing are now being pressured by an acceleration of professional migration [ 30].

Meanwhile, Google is planning to put one of its server farms out in farm country: Council Bluffs, Iowa.

"He doesn't attend council meetings and he doesn't attend country council meetings and he doesn't help one on the local issues compared to Mr [Chris ] Graylingnext door.

Izzi Seccombe, leader of Warwickshire country council and a spokeswoman for the Local Government Association LGAA), said: "The cost of implementing [the NLW] will significantly add to the growing pressure on services caring for the elderly and disabled which are already at breaking point".

The Security Council has condemned the violence, but failed to back the inquiry because Russia did not like the idea of interfering in the domestic politics of another country, council diplomats said.

The study is primarily hypothesis-generating and constitutes part of an extensive project designed to elucidate the effects of high in-hospital occupancy on the treatment of acutely ill patients in the country council region of Skåne in southern Sweden.

In this study, the country council chief executive officers often perceived the management role in their organisations as weak.

However, as changes in household income at this level probably reflect changes at lower geographical levels, we assigned lower tier local authorities the average value of the country council or unitary authority group in which they were located.

Cath Smith is headteacher at Bow school in Tower Hamlets, London Across the country councils battle a crisis in their schools.

Local government fares little better, with no non-white council chief executives in London's 32 local authorities, England's eight biggest city councils and 27 country councils.