Sentence examples for delivered to the council from inspiring English sources

In a letter delivered to the Council on Sunday, the Iraqi foreign minister, Naji Sabri, said Baghdad had fully declared all of the so-called growth media, which is used to develop biological weapons that it had imported.

"While we realize that few show champions come from pet shop stock," said the Veterinary Association of New York City in a position paper delivered to the Council before the vote, "the motivation to purchase and raise a purebred animal has something to do with the dream of acquiring the 'perfect' representative of the breed one fancies".

He said: "Over the last few months, we believe we have delivered to the council all the relevant paperwork and information that they have asked for, and throughout we have stood by our commitment to cover all the costs of the CPO.

The articles were delivered to the Council in London and were probably read on 22 April 1543.

7.45pm BST American, British and French diplomats have been quick to say that the UN report delivered to the security council today conclusively establishes the culpability of the Assad regime in the 21 August chemical attack.

The exiled government's letter, which was seen by Reuters and delivered to the security council by Yemen's permanent mission to the UN, urges the international community "to quickly intervene by land forces to save" the country, specifically in the cities of Taiz and Aden, where on Wednesday the rebels seized control of a key administrative district.

A petition signed by more than 6,600 people opposing the by-law was delivered to the full council meeting by organiser Sam Avery.

A report from the Swedish environmental advisory council (SEAC), delivered to the government on February 22, expressed the fears of scientists that the marine ecology of the Baltic Sea had become locked into permanent eutrophication.

The message to be delivered to the Covenant people from the heavenly council, he is informed, is one that will be unheeded.

A detailed breakdown of figures from the government's comprehensive spending review in May, was delivered to councils last week.

A 60,000-strong petition objecting to plans to refurbish the Southbank Centre has been delivered to a south London council.