Sentence examples for involves the council from inspiring English sources

Trickiest of all, however, will be to figure out a way for the court to finger an alleged culprit without treading on the prerogatives of the UN Security Council, which is supposed to decide on all matters of war and peace.Eventually a mechanism may be agreed that involves the council.

But one of the main issues with the closure, Jeffreys says, is that several different organisations were involved – the council, different clinical commissioning groups and the CQC – and none took overall responsibility for managing the situation.

A pilot scheme involving the council and the delivery multinational UPS on Wolfe Tone Street in the north inner city has proved successful and removed 200 vehicle movements a day from the city centre.

David Owen, from GFirst, said the Cotswolds includes West Oxfordshire and involving the council was "good news".

"The new proposals have a huge potential to help deliver on the economic regeneration and tourism ambitions of everyone involved," the council said in a statement.

This may involve the council contacting the police to let them know.

The most recent episode involved the superior council of magistracy, the institution that guarantees the independence of the judiciary.

Sellar Property Group said: "We have always believed that successful development is a collaborative process, involving the developer, council and community and look forward to delivering a development in Paddington of which Westminster and its residents can be proud".

It's a quiet series of character sketches of real people, but then a plot emerges in the form of a petty political dispute involving the town council, inflamed by local rivalries.

Mr Churkin told the Guardian "Some countries were trying to involve the security council in regime change operations in Syria and we were telling them that it's not the business of the security council to go into regime change mode".

The Local Government Association said it was the first walk-out involving the whole council in England since the government's spending review.