Sentence examples for off the council from inspiring English sources

Despite being very ill, he briefly attended a council meeting last month to prevent him being kicked off the council.

"Rather than open downstairs and piss off the council, I decided to take it more slowly," he says.

He also lamented that other conservative titans with microphones — Mr. Limbaugh, Mr. Hannity and Bill O'Reilly — "won't lift a finger to help me" fend off the council boycott.

We knew very well that the move had started, and then within one month in 1986, I was thrown out of my job and the Labour Party, and it was virtually certain we were going to be thrown off the council, which did turn out to be the case.

In fact, given the cost of losing an appeal by a builder, it'd madness to reject permission in nearly all cases, which means that we can get a rough ride from local protesters (who'd probably also slag off the council, were they to reject permission and then lose the case!).

He had been taken off the council's housing register and was languishing in an overcrowded property because no one could help him bid for properties online.

The council will also continue to press the UK government to write-off the council's housing debt of £149m.

The £10m site is poised to be sold off by the council for redevelopment.

Braemar, still further west into the Cairngorms, is partially cut off while the council liaises with the army to repair the badly damaged Invercauld Bridge.

"I'd like to know where people are supposed to live when they've sold off all the council houses," she says.

"We had to delete mention of basic income from all the documents to get the policy signed off by the council," confided Lisa Westerveld, a Green councillor for the city of Nijmegen, near the Dutch-German border.