Sentence examples for learning council from inspiring English sources

In 2010, he convened a "digital learning council" that included virtual-school executives from around the country.

The learning council Councils need to become centres of adaptive leadership that are continually learning both from their own practice and also from that of other sectors.

The Conservative leader of Kent county council, Paul Carter, is working with other south-east county leaders on plans for a transfer of responsibility from quangos, such as the Regional Development Agencies, the Highways Agency, Learning and Skills Council and the Homes and Communities Agency to county councils and sub-regions.

Learning from another council can be a great way to avoid mistakes and build on successes.

Claudia Megele (@ClaudiaMegele) is a senior lecturer and CPD/PQ programme leader at Middlesex University and head of practice learning at Enfield council.

Moreover, with Uber in class-action limbo in California over independent contractors, Austin's new city council learning how to govern on a 10-1 system, and SXSW right around the corner, tensions are running particularly high.

So we're taking that on, and learning the way council operates".

Learning that the council had pursued a racist policy of allocating the best housing to white working-class families, Livingstone went public with the evidence, which was published in the South London Press.

"We learned these councils are powerless," he says.

Common sense would have dictated that but the thing one learns about councils is that common sense isn't all that common.

Now the BBC has learned 16 councils still have no authorisation for these signs, while others went years without.